It was a great first Father's Day. I know I already blew up the news
feed posting pictures of Facebook, but I thought I'd re-post and add a
few more so that I can have them on my blog. Here's our day, in
pictures. And I'll finish it with a recipe for Ahi Poke. If you've
ever been to Hawaii and had this fresh, you'll know how amazing it is.
It actually became a nostalgic thing for Jon and I, and a great memory
so I tried to re-create it. I'm shocked at how well it turned out and
how close to the actual thing it tasted like! A must try for sushi
lovers.
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Breakfast and gifts are fun to wake up to
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At Sope Creek letting Kona play in the lake (notice her in the background)
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Lunch on the driveway since the weather was perfect and baby girl was napping |
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Mojitos for Dad
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Pool Time! Kena was trying to decide how she felt about the cold water and floatie
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Kisses for baby
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Splashing in the water
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Ahi Poke over a bed of Seaweed Salad.....heaven!!!
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The best part of my day. Watching him being super surprised and so excited for this treat!
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And a nice juicy steak to follow.
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I wish that I would have been able to spend
the day with my Daddio as well. I'm such a lucky girl to have him as
such an active, loving and selfless role model in my life. I am also
lucky to have gained such a teddy bear, happy, smiley, always loving
Father in law, Smitty! Makena, Jon and I have amazing fathers and we are all so incredibly blessed!!!!
Ahi Poke Recipe
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2 pounds fresh tuna steaks, cubed
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1 cup soy sauce
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3/4 cup chopped green onions
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2 tablespoons sesame oil
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1 tablespoon toasted sesame seeds
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1 tablespoon crushed red pepper (I only used a dash, I didn't remember the real stuff being spicy)
1. In a medium size non-reactive
bowl, combine Ahi, soy sauce, green onions, sesame oil, sesame seeds,
crushed red pepper; mix well. Refrigerate at least 2 hours
before serving.
Best over seaweed salad
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