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Kalika Cuisine on Ali'i Drive. We actually got to meet the owner who told us about the Moreton Bay Fig Banyan Tree you see in this photo. The food and drink was as good as it looks. The locally grown avocado on the toast was so fresh tasting. Mia found she liked everything with Lilikoi which today was Lilikoi Mimosa and Lilikoi butter for her French Toast.

FYI Lilikoi
Passiflora edulis forma flavicarpa is the scientific name for the yellow Passion Fruit most frequently grown in Hawaii. It is a small roundish fruit that grows on a vine, has many seeds, and is used most often to make juice. Passion Fruit are anywhere from 1 and 1/2 – 3″ wide, have a smooth yet tough rind, and range in color from dark purple with white specks to pale yellow or pumpkin colored. When you cut them open they are filled with little sacs containing its pulpy juice as well as many, many black seeds. The taste of the fruit ranges from sweet/tart – tart in flavor and is very aromatic.

The yellow form of the passion fruit plant takes 1-3 years to begin bearing fruit. Once the flowers have been pollinated it will take 70-80 days before you have fruit. As the fruit ripens, it falls of the vine. The fruit is still good when it starts to get wrinkled and brown spots. Each of the yellow passion fruit holds from 1-3 tablespoons of actual juice.

Pronunciation
The word lilikoi is pronounced like the girl’s name Lilly and the fish, Koi. Put the two together and you get Lili – koi.
Apr 08 2022

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