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James Beard Award-winning Chef Roy Yamaguchi is classically trained in French cooking and a dinner Saturday will celebrate his roots.
LE GRINDS . . . Looking for something fun to do this afternoon in Central Maui? Then head to the Pa‘ina Culinary Arts Center on the Kahului campus of Maui Community College. Le Grinds will be a big celebration of the table and world cuisine presented by students of Maui Culinary Academy. It runs from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and costs $30 per person for all you can eat. “A feast for the taste buds and the eyes, Le Grinds will feature elaborate table displays and tantalizing dishes that represent France, Greece, Portugal and Italy,” says program coordinator Chris Speere. “Ninety percent of ingredients will come from on-island sources such as Maui Cattle Co., as well as Ali‘i Kula Lavender Farm, Surfing Goat Dairy and Kula Coffee.” Cost is $30 per adult, and $17 for MCC students. Wine selections by Better Brands will be available for those 21 and older for $5 per glass. But be sure to bring your picture ID. Call 984-3434.
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AROUND THE TOWN . . . Some may say Paia is the new Lahaina, at least in regards to Halloween, but Wailea was also happening last Saturday.
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FANGTASTIC MAUI . . . Did you hear the Halloween joke: “What did Dracula and his pals drink at the bar?
“A couple of Bloods and a Blood Light, of course.
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INSPIRING INDIA . . . Diners are doing yoga pretzels, they are so transcendent that two new Indian restaurants have opened in Kihei and the foods are flavorful, aromatic and authentic.
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BACK IN TOWN . . . Just returned from the land where pizza is considered just a snack, gelato may be eaten at any time of the day or the night (especially the white truffle flavor) and — thankfully — walking is a national pastime.
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