WanderFood Wednesday: Finger Food
Just hours after arriving on The Island, the Sheraton Kauai hosted our little culinary group to an evening of food on the lawn overlooking the water. The sun was setting and, of course, the waves were rolling in, but I was just a tad bit more focused on the tables of food!
In recent years, I’ve cut out most seafood from my diet, but I couldn’t resist the sushi rolls and shrimp.
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It looks so fresh, I don’t think I could resist either!
Oh, how I love sushi as does my entire family – we would have made short work of this!
Wow! Those finger foods look awesome. I keep telling myself I’m going to learn how to make my own sushi this summer, but it hasn’t seemed to happen yet. Anybody have any simple resources to suggest to a sushi rookie?
Everything looks incredible, my mouth is watering!
The seafood looks yummy, but I’m curious about those tasty looking squares and cookies, too!
food plus kauai and waves sounds like heaven. They sure seem to be into the chocolate over there! I love sushi – I’ve been trying to get my vegetarian 14yo to eat some every now and then… maybe if I take her to Hawaii to consume, she’ll do it. Hummm…
The sushi looks amazing. Sushi is popular here in Korea as well. I’ll be in Japan later this summer, and looking forward to the sushi there!
Delicious! I love finger foods, and shrimp is always my undoing when it comes to resistance.
This looks great!! If any of you guys consider yourselves big-time foodies, I encourage you to evaluate my two-camps theory of foodieism. Check it out here: http://epicuriosa.wordpress.com/2010/06/05/on-being-a-foodie-part-i/
Sushi is extremely popular in Taiwan. One of my favorite fast food restaurant chains is called Sushi Express. Plates of sushi are spun around the room on a conveyor belt, and you pay by the plate. It’s cheap and delicious.
i love smoked fish – these look awesome!!