
Mākaha Mango Chef Michelle Karr-Ueoka
Clip: Season 3 Episode 1 | 2m 52sVideo has Closed Captions
Mangos are in season! Here's a mouth-watering dish you will love.
Mangos are in season! Here's a mouth-watering dish you will love.

Mākaha Mango Chef Michelle Karr-Ueoka
Clip: Season 3 Episode 1 | 2m 52sVideo has Closed Captions
Mangos are in season! Here's a mouth-watering dish you will love.
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-Thanks.
Thank you so much for taking time out of your day.
-Oh, no.
Any time.
It's all about mangoes today.
-Yeah, I'm excited.
-Since it's mango season, we have to have shave ice.
-In Hawaii, shave ice is a staple.
My favorite flavor growing up was rainbow.
Basically in its truest stripped-down form, it's just ice that has been shaved really thin into, like, snow and usually drizzled with super-sweet sugary syrup.
-So growing up, I would go to Waiola Shave Ice.
That was, like, a special treat.
If I was a good girl, my mom or my grandma would take me.
It didn't happen very often, just to let you know.
So when I wanted to do shave ice at the restaurant, I was trying to think how we can make it different.
So combining a lot of my favorite desserts into kind of one.
-Unlike the traditional version, she actually took a selection of Makaha mangoes, all different sorts of flavors, and she kind of made a cuvée, a blend of mangoes, until she had the flavor profile she was looking for.
-Instead of me making it, I think it's more fun if you guys get to make your own.
-Yeah.
Even though I'm plant-based, there were ways to make it plant-based for me.
Step one -- tapioca.
-We have haupia tapioca.
My tribute to halo-halo.
Yeah, I just kind of layer it in the cup with a little bit of the tapioca, some fresh mangoes.
So we make mochi, and then we roll it around ice cream like sushi.
-Oh, nice.
-Thanks.
-We're gonna take a scoop of the mango guri guri.
-So, guri guri.
-Yes.
-My dad used to take me to a place in Moiliili called Guri Guri Drive-In, and it wasn't sherbet.
It had a different flavor.
-Some people say it's either evaporated milk or condensed milk.
When I made this, I added a little bit condensed milk, and I added carbonated water, kind of for effervescence.
I don't add any sugar to this because the mangoes itself are so sweet.
We use a refractometer to measure the density of the sugar because if there's too much sugar, it doesn't freeze.
-Oh.
-Just like alcohol.
-Yeah.
-By having all these different types of mangoes, you can play with the different acidity and sweetness levels.
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
So do you -- Do you just go all the way through or just mix it up?
-Just go all the way down.
-There's no rules?
-And enjoy all the different textures.
-I could have eaten a bowl this big.
-[ Laughs ] -So good.
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