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Offers Good Jan. 31 to Feb. 13, 2018 www.ktasuperstores.com Chinese New Year Burger with Kimchee Soy Sprouts pg. 49 Gear Up for Game Day pg. 45 Heartfelt Valentine's pg. 57 Chinese New Year Grilled Chinese Lemon Mac Nut Burger Long Beans Raspberry Tart pg. 49 pg. 15 pg. 31 Featured Chef Coupons Grocery .............................................3 Ryan Sanford Toma Covert KTA Puainako Store Director Perishables ....................................45 Ryan Covert is both the owner and Can you believe we're already a month into 2018? Health & Beauty ............................55 head chef of Covert Affairs, which caters to locals and celebrities alike. Fun times are also ahead as we prepare for all the Super Bowl parties (pg.45), His dynamic cooking style is a global large and small, and for the incoming Year of the Dog, specifically, the Earth Dog Household ......................................63 celebration, focusing on Asia-Pacific, (pg.3), and of course, Valentine's Day (pg.57). Wines & Spirits ..............................77 Mediterranean and Caribbean cuisines. In addition to showing our affection for those we know and love, this month recognizes Random Acts of Kindness Day (pg.65). It may seem an odd thing to think Coupon Index ................................78 of doing something nice for someone just one day a year, especially since we live in the Aloha State. Nevertheless we love the idea of celebrating kindness to others. We hope the new year is still full of promise for you and your ‘ohana. Please know that we have started our new year feeling grateful for your support and your patronage. Each time you visit us at KTA Super Stores, we pledge to continue to serve you in the very best ways possible, and always with a smile. On Hawai‘i island The recipes within are provided as suggestions only as part of our service to customers and are intended for use by since 1916, we're always here for you. You can also find us online at ktasuperstores. persons having appropriate technical skill, at their own discretion and risk. KTA Super Stores cannot guarantee that com, and through our social media pages on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. We favorable results will be obtained from their use, and assumes no obligation or liability and makes no warranties with love hearing from you! respect to these recipes. Chinese New Year Treats Chinese New Year celebration's a time for family unity through sweet treats. Among the many reasons to love Hawai‘i life, is the ease with which we can try diff erent cultures' foods and experience their traditions. Lunar New Year is celebrated by many Asian cultures, but perhaps the biggest and best-known in Hawai‘i is Chinese New Year which is celebrated on February 16, 2018. Gau, a sweet sticky pudding made using mochi fl our and brown sugar, is widely considered the most important dessert for family gatherings at this time of year. Depending on who's doing the talking, eating gau is important for family cohesiveness (the stickiness), sweetness toward one another (brown sugar) and to symbolize fertility and good luck, respectively, if topped with sesame seeds and a red date. Other traditional sweet treats popular at Chinese New Year include jin dui, or fried sesame seed-coated spheres of mochi rice dough with a sweet bean fi lling; almond cookies; preserved or candied fruits; and seasoned peanuts, as peanuts symbolize wealth. An intriguingly named treat that that may be harder to fi nd, is called dragon whisker candy. To make this rare, labor-intensive treat, sugar is pulled and pulled, until thin strands looking almost like whiskers are formed. Multiple strands are then used to wrap around nuts and other fi llings. When made fresh, the dragon whiskers candy will melt in the mouth. Stir Fry, Chili, Regular or Hot Sesame 13, 2018 Feb. 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