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Videos of Hawaiian Breadfruit

Videos of Hawaiian Breadfruit

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Breadfruit, the staff of life for the Tahitians, occupies a lesser position in Hawai’i, but no less loved by those who know and appreciate its eponymous savor.

A pot filled with pineapple peels and water sits on a stovetop, likely being boiled to make a homemade beverage—an example of how farming in Hawaii inspires creative uses for local produce.

“Basic Boiled Breadfruit” (3:32)

An older woman with curly white hair, wearing a pink collared shirt and a beaded necklace, sits outdoors with green foliage in the background, sharing stories about farming in Hawaii.

“Breadfruit, a Staple Food of the Tropics” (3:39)

A person crouches and tends to a young plant in a garden, pressing soil around its base with their hands—an everyday scene of farming in Hawaii. Dry leaves and green plants surround the area.

“Breadfruit: A Tree of Importance to Hawaii” (14:46)

Two hands hold breadfruit; the left one labeled Refrigerated looks brown and spoiled, while the right one labeled Fresh Picked appears yellow and healthier—showcasing a key lesson from farming in Hawaii.

“Breadfruit – Best Practices for Harvest and Post-Harvest” (8:01)

A close-up of several pieces of roasted breadfruit, golden brown in color, arranged on a plate or tray. The crispy, seasoned slices highlight farming in Hawaii and showcase the flavors celebrated in local Hawaiian agriculture.

“Breadfruit Chips Part 1 |Taste of Trini” (10:07)

A man wearing a dark jacket smells the inside of a large, green, textured fruit outdoors. The text “Gordon Ramsay Uncharted” appears in the lower left corner, highlighting farming in Hawaii amid lush green leaves and hanging fruit in the background.

“Breadfruit: Gordon Explores Hawaii’s Intriguing Fruit” (2:28)

A chef in a commercial kitchen prepares food, drawing inspiration from farming in Hawaii, with sliced pieces on a cutting board and various fresh ingredients and utensils visible in the background.

“Breadfruit Handling and Preparation with Sam Choy and Friends” (15:55)

A large, round, green breadfruit with a bumpy surface hangs from a tree branch in a lush outdoor setting with grass and foliage in the background.

“Breadfruit Harvested and Cooked on a Campfire” (10:36)

Three round, green breadfruits with rough, dimpled skin are placed together, surrounded by pieces of sugar cane and reddish-brown sweet potatoes—a colorful snapshot of farming in Hawaii.

“Breadfruit in Hawaii – This Hawaii Life”

Virtual event banner featuring breadfruit leaves, event dates and times, and photos of five speakers: Kyla Sido, Rev. M. Kalani Souza, Dr. Laura Robson, Dr. Falanisi Tauf, and Ifaria Niu—plus videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Breadfruit People 10 Future of Breadfruit” (1:27:54)

An older woman with curly white hair, wearing a pink collared shirt and a beaded necklace, sits outdoors among green foliage, sharing stories about farming in Hawaii.

“Breadfruit Varieties with Dana Shapiro” (4:25)

A person stands at a kitchen sink, slicing a large green fruit or vegetable—perhaps fresh from farming in Hawaii—on a cutting board. The kitchen counter holds soap and other items near the sink.

“Cooking Ulu (Breadfruit)”

An older man with short white hair, wearing a plain white shirt, sits outdoors in front of green foliage, looking slightly to the side—perhaps reflecting on farming in Hawaii and sharing stories for videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Don’t Cut Down a Breadfruit Tree” (2:22)

Two dark green hands reach for a yellow breadfruit, symbolizing farming in Hawaii, with green leaves on a light blue background. Circular text and triangular symbols border the design.

“Hawaiian Breadfruit and Other Varieties”

Two men in casual clothes and gloves are in a kitchen, pouring a large metal bowl of chopped food or dough onto a counter, smiling as they work together—capturing the spirit of farming in Hawaii brought indoors.

“How is Breadfruit Flour Made?” (1:31)

A person uses a knife to cut through the charred black outer layer of a large roasted fruit or vegetable, revealing a yellowish interior—an example of farming in Hawaii—in this scene set outdoors on cardboard near rocks.

“How to Cook Breadfruit Tahitian Style” (2:16)

Two people sort and inspect large, green fruits at a produce facility, showcasing the careful work involved in farming in Hawaii. With bins of fruit and another worker in the background, this scene highlights the dedication found in Hawaiian agriculture.

“How to Harvest Breadfruit (‘Ulu): A Grower’s Guide” (7:02)

Two clear glasses filled with a thick, creamy beige beverage are placed side by side on a tray, reminiscent of the fresh flavors found in farming in Hawaii.

“How to Make Breadfruit Juice” (5:01)

A sign for Maui Nui Botanical Gardens at 150 Kanaloa Avenue, with a banner below promoting Breadfruit Day and the word Lauulu in large letters. Greenery is visible in the background.

“La ‘Ulu 2024: Breadfruit Day at Maui Nui Botanical Gardens… “ (14:55)

A mostly black screen with a small video call window in the top right corner shows a person sitting and thinking, perhaps about farming in Hawaii. The word Zoom appears in white text at the bottom right.

“Locally-Grown Ulu & Avocado: Fast, Healthy, and Ono Cooking Program” (1:33)

Three people are outdoors near a table under a canopy, with two preparing food and another in the background. Surrounded by greenery and trees, the scene reflects the lush environment often seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Making ‘Ulu Breadfruit Poi” (23:33)

A person uses a stone tool to grate or mash food in a wooden trough, showcasing traditional skills linked to farming in Hawaii. Wearing a watch and casual clothing, their hands focus on preparing the food.

“Making ‘Ulu Poi with ‘Anakala Isaiah Kealoha” (5:08)

Aerial view of a lush green coastline with waves crashing against the rocky shore under a cloudy sky, capturing the beauty of farming in Hawaii along the vibrant landscape.

“Maui’s Kahanu Garden: Breadfruit Collection” (6:31)

Close-up of breadfruit hanging from a tree, highlighting farming in Hawaii, with text overlay: Nā Pua Pasifika - Children of the Pacific - EPISODE 1: ULU.

“Na Pua Pasifika: Episode 1: ‘Ulu” (26:45)

A small green sapling grows on the forest floor, surrounded by dried leaves, grass, and twigs—an inspiring scene reminiscent of farming in Hawaii, with dense vegetation thriving in the background.

“Planting Breadfruit Trees – Hawaii Land Project” (9:52)

A person wearing a red shirt and a cap is standing outdoors among green plants and tree branches, reaching forward with one hand through the foliage—a moment often seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“Pruning ‘Ulu in Hawaii” (11:30)

A man sits outdoors on grass, wearing a patterned shirt and leafy lei, holding a rolled piece of paper. Beside him is a woven basket with a large green plant—tropical greenery surrounds him, reflecting the spirit of farming in Hawaii.

“Reviving Breadfruit Tapa in Hawai’i” (3:51)

A person with long hair sits outdoors in front of lush green plants, wearing a patterned shirt and necklace, appearing to be mid-conversation about farming in Hawaii.

“Story of Ku and Hina: Origins of “Ulu” (3:03)

A person stands outdoors behind a table with several large green fruits, holding one up. A scale is on the table, and lush greenery fills the background—an authentic glimpse into farming in Hawaii.

“The Biggest ‘Ulu” (1:51)

A person holds a breadfruit cut in half, revealing its yellow-green flesh and fibrous core, over a red surface—a scene often featured in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“The Breadfruit Tree and Fruit” (6:44)

A man with gray hair pulled back smiles while sitting outdoors. Wearing a patterned shirt and beaded necklace, he sits among large green leaves, sharing stories about farming in Hawaii.

“The God and ‘Ulu” (1:26)

A historical illustration of Lahaina, Maui in 1832, shows rows of trees and buildings with a body of water and boats behind—echoing the early days of farming in Hawaii. News banner reads: “HISTORY OF THE ‘ULU TREES, LAHAINA, MAUI.”.

“The History of Breadfruit Trees in Lahaina” (2:34)

A large tree stands in sunlight, casting shadows on green grass. Text at the bottom reads: The Roots of Ulu. A play button appears in the center, hinting at videos of Hawaiian agriculture and farming in Hawaii.

“The Roots of Ulu – Festival Version” (34:56)

A man standing outdoors near a breadfruit tree, wearing a black shirt with a leaf and fruit design, surrounded by lush green foliage—a scene often featured in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“The Trees Arrived With Polynesian Voyagers”

A close-up of a breadfruit hanging from a tree, surrounded by green, deeply lobed leaves against a backdrop of blue sky—a vibrant scene that showcases farming in Hawaii.

“The ‘Ulu Fruit” (7:59)

A painted portrait of a young person with medium skin, dark eyes, and wavy hair in a red garment, set against foliage and sky, captures the spirit of farming in Hawaii and the natural beauty seen in videos of Hawaiian agriculture.

“‘Ulu – Breadfruit Trees of Lele” (0:51)

A woman wearing denim overalls stands outdoors in a lush, green garden in Hawaii, smiling and holding a large, yellow-green fruit with both hands—capturing the joy of farming in Hawaii amid tall tropical plants and sunlight.

“‘Ulu Maturity Stages” (3:15)

A person holds a large, round, bumpy yellow-green fruit outdoors, showcasing the unique produce from farming in Hawaii. Text on the image reads: Sample Fruit. Weight: 2.25 lbs. Longitudinal Diameter: 5.5 in. Latitudinal Diameter: 5 in.

“‘Ulu Varieties in Hawaii” (6:17)

Two green breadfruits hanging from a tree with large leaves, with the text Breadfruit Sourcing and patagonia provisions overlaid on the image, showcasing farming in Hawaii and its rich agricultural traditions.

“What is Breadfruit? A Sourcing Story” (4:21)

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