Sunday, May 24, 2009

Time for a Luau ! Ideas for simple appetizers.

Hosting a Luau? The following is one of our favorite and simple recipes !
A great snack/appetizer to make your guest's mouths water.
To get more recipies, check out Top Party Ideas website @
http://www.toppartyideas.com/easy-hawaiian-luau-party-food-and-snacks/

Luau Ham and Glazed Pineapple Snacks

Luau Umbrella Parasol Tooth Picks for Luau PartyThese delicious skewers of ham and marmalade-glazed fruit are perfect for your luau party. Easy to make and looks great with a decorated toothpick (silk flowers or Luau Umbrella Parasol Picks ). Just poke them into a pineapple and this snack can double as a centerpiece and be eaten too! (Makes about 36 servings). Recipe:

  • 1 can of 15 1/4 ounce of pineapple chunks
  • 1/4 cup orange marmalade
  • 6 ounces thinly sliced cooked ham, cut into 4×1/2 inch strips
  • Wooden toothpicks that have decorated ends like flowers or umbrellas, or other festive theme
  • 1 jar of 10 ounce maraschino cherries

Instructions:

  1. In a medium bowl, toss the pineapple chunks (drained) in the orange marmalade and coat.
  2. Thread a cherry (drained) through a toothpick or skewer.
  3. Wrap a ham string around each pineapple chunk.
  4. Then thread each wrapped pineapple on the toothpick.
  5. Take a pineapple to use as a base. If the pineapple is unsteady, you may need to cut 1/4 of the bottom off to create a stable base.
  6. Place pineapple onto a festive plate. Poke all skewers into the pineapple.
  7. Cover and chill for up to 2 hours. Served chilled.
  8. Another option: If you prefer to serve this as a warm snack, warm the skewers instead of chilling them in the oven on 325 degrees for about 30 minutes and serve immediately.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

We know you have been dying to learn some Polynesian Dancing!
Don't just sit there, fill out the registration form and hula your way to join Ohana Entertainment at the Flamenco Art Center in Chicago

Stop in for your first class FREE starting Tuesday 06/09/09

Flamenco Arts Center
3755 N. Western Ave., Chicago, IL 60618


Tuesday 06/09/09

TIME-
Hula (7:15pm - 8:10pm),
Tahitian (8:15pm - 9:10pm).
Students can choose to learn either
Hula or Tahitian but have the option to stay for both classes.

SESSION -
4 week period

TUITION -
$55/month with FIRST class FREE

ATTIRE -
Tank top and shorts or anything that is used for workout or dancing.
If you have a sarong or pareo please bring this to class.
Please bring a bottle of water to cool down.

REGISTRATION FORM-
http://ohanaent.com/Ohana_Class_Registration_Form.pdf

If you have any other questions please email us at ohanaent@gmail.com!
Looking forward to dancing with you.

Mahalo!

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Ohana on TV!

We had the honor of meeting Kristine Ostil of KBC-TV/WOCH-CA 41.
Check us out this Thursday on KBC-TV's Ch. 41 on The Slant at 6 p.m.
If you missed us, you can view the show on (theslant.tv) after a few days from the air date!

NO CLASS Tuesday May 19th

NO CLASS TUESDAY MAY 19th 2009
The studio will be occupied by Flamenco Dance Workshops that week
Our Halau will resume the following Tuesday May 26th
Mahalo nui loa

Monday, May 4, 2009

Friday May 8th: Ohana to perform at the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

Click on the image to get detailed information
on the Asian Pacific Amercian Heritage Month

CLASSES BEGIN TOMORROW MAY 5TH 2009

TIME- Hula (7:15pm - 8:10pm), Tahitian (8:15pm - 9:10pm).
Students can choose to learn either
Hula or Tahitian but have the option to stay for both classes.

SESSION - 4 week period.
TUITION - $55/month with FIRST class FREE

ATTIRE - Tank top and shorts or anything that is used for workout or dancing.
If you have a sarong or pareo please bring this to class.
Please bring a bottle of water to cool down.

If you have any other questions please email us at ohanaent@gmail.com!
Looking forward to dancing with you.
Mahalo!