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robguz24 07-05-2013 04:07 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
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Originally Posted by BigBananaBoy (Post 222761)
Rob,

thanks for sharing the links. Very Interesting, I noticed your Ae Ae was much fuller on the tips and more pinkish then green on the skin where mine are more greener.

The advantage for the fatter naners is definitely the winter weather hang time that Hawaii has compared to a non tropical area like So cal that is much cooler, makes a huge difference in bunch size filling out IMO. Flavor profile was interesting different then yours. Do you smoke?

Thanks,
Big Tony

Don't smoke, but have an awful sense of smell which certainly affects taste perception. It's amazing the diversity of shapes and sizes of the same varieties in my own yard, and even more so of fruit grown 20 miles from where I live. The Maoli group here always has those well rounded ends.

lpatelski 07-05-2013 04:23 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
What restaurant do you own/work at. I am coming out to Costa Mesa for my Mother's 80th birthday in October. We may try your "raunt" who knows.

BigBananaBoy 07-05-2013 08:48 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Rob,
Lol, I hear ya on on the sense of smell issue... in my line of work as a chef, people who smoke I don't trust as their taste buds are screwed for life and usually are off on the true subtle flavors. I agree on the diversity especially in micro climates only miles away seems to make such a difference in flavor, size, shape, etc..

maoli group, do you mean the the boys from maui, kana? or something else.

Big Tony

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Originally Posted by robguz24 (Post 222776)
Don't smoke, but have an awful sense of smell which certainly affects taste perception. It's amazing the diversity of shapes and sizes of the same varieties in my own yard, and even more so of fruit grown 20 miles from where I live. The Maoli group here always has those well rounded ends.


robguz24 07-05-2013 10:11 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Maoli is a banana group that the a'ea'e is part of. The other well known one is Ele ele. It's just a group type like Pome, Cavendish, etc. The other major Hawaiian types are Iholena and Popoulu (the best known being Hua Moa).

sunfish 07-05-2013 10:21 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BigBananaBoy (Post 222799)
Rob,
Lol, I hear ya on on the sense of smell issue... in my line of work as a chef, people who smoke I don't trust as their taste buds are screwed for life and usually are off on the true subtle flavors. I agree on the diversity especially in micro climates only miles away seems to make such a difference in flavor, size, shape, etc..

maoli group, do you mean the the boys from maui, kana? or something else.

Big Tony

people who smoke I don't trust as their taste buds are screwed for life and usually are off on the true subtle flavors.

I do not believe this.





Smoking and wine tasting | Blogs | Winemag.co.za

BigBananaBoy 07-06-2013 01:06 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
A few articles to substantiate its true and in my own personal experiences with dealing with food prep and how smoking affects the taste and smell relates directly to how your food is seasoned and well it tastes.

My passed Sous-chef's who smoke compared to those that don't, their food seasoning is affected and off for the chef's that smoke where as the food is not seasoned properly or et al. Hence the reason I don't hire smokers ever.
You should believe it, its true!

Cigarette Smoke Dulls Taste

Loss Of Taste Sense (This might effect you and you don't know it.) :ha:

Toques and Smokes: Habits That Cause You to Lose Your Sense of Taste: BA Daily: Bon Appétit

Big Tony

Quote:

Originally Posted by sunfish (Post 222811)
people who smoke I don't trust as their taste buds are screwed for life and usually are off on the true subtle flavors.

I do not believe this.





Smoking and wine tasting | Blogs | Winemag.co.za


BigBananaBoy 07-06-2013 01:30 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Does the hua moa have kinda of a tart with a lil sweet peach overtones flavor to it and is it a long plantain?, I remember having something boiled and fried like that not sure if it was Hua Moa, does that sound like the taste of Hua Moa? I appreciate the info on Maoli group.

Big Tony

Quote:

Originally Posted by robguz24 (Post 222808)
Maoli is a banana group that the a'ea'e is part of. The other well known one is Ele ele. It's just a group type like Pome, Cavendish, etc. The other major Hawaiian types are Iholena and Popoulu (the best known being Hua Moa).


bananimal 07-06-2013 10:08 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
The Hua Moa is classed as a cooking banana, not a true plantain. I finally got talked into letting a few go full yellow and cut some up on my bkfst cereal. Surprisingly pretty good --- like you say --- sweet peach overtones and a bit tart. Also firm texture. Most of the time I go for twice fried fully green plantains. So much that I can't wait for them to ripen. lol

Tostones with white rice and red beans plus BBQ chicken adobado. One of the best meals on the planet. Served with fresh watercress salad dressed with just olive oil and salt. Freakin' yum yum yum!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by BigBananaBoy (Post 222814)
Does the hua moa have kinda of a tart with a lil sweet peach overtones flavor to it and is it a long plantain?, I remember having something boiled and fried like that not sure if it was Hua Moa, does that sound like the taste of Hua Moa? I appreciate the info on Maoli group.

Big Tony


BigBananaBoy 07-06-2013 10:18 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
That sounds delicious Dan. Ok then I've had the Hua Moa then, it was really a great tasting banana IMO, the peach flavor was nice. I prefer the twice fried as well, I've started making it as a vessel for sandwiches. Its been a big hit in the restaurants the passed few years. Thanks for the info.

Big Tony

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Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 222834)
The Hua Moa is classed as a cooking banana, not a true plantain. I finally got talked into letting a few go full yellow and cut some up on my bkfst cereal. Surprisingly pretty good --- like you say --- sweet peach overtones and a bit tart. Also firm texture. Most of the time I go for twice fried fully green plantains. So much that I can't wait for them to ripen. lol

Tostones with white rice and red beans plus BBQ chicken adobado. One of the best meals on the planet. Served with fresh watercress salad dressed with just olive oil and salt. Freakin' yum yum yum!!!


Dalmatiansoap 07-06-2013 05:52 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 222834)
Tostones with white rice and red beans plus BBQ chicken adobado. One of the best meals on the planet. Served with fresh watercress salad dressed with just olive oil and salt. Freakin' yum yum yum!!!

Tempted!
:woohoonaner:

robguz24 07-10-2013 03:08 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Sucrier. A whopping 10 lbs, 6 hands, 80 fruit, 12.5 weeks flower to harvest.


robguz24 07-15-2013 05:16 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
My 2nd 1000 fingers that is really more like 50 fingers. I think these need much more fertilizer in the future. Also killed off this plant, as I already have 2 others. This was bought from Aloha Tropicals as a Golden Pillow and is the 2nd plant from them that turned out to be 1000 fingers, which I've never ordered. This plant must have put out 10+ pups that I've mostly sold.

11 months TC to flower, and 5.5 month more to harvest. Fast growing and zero corm weevil damage. These seem like a pretty hearty cultivar. Fruit is good too!


robguz24 07-19-2013 06:04 PM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Namwah sold as Misi Luki. Not quite as large as my other tall Namwah. 45 lbs, 101 fruit on 7 hands. 5 months flower to harvest.


venturabananas 07-21-2013 12:58 AM

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Looks just like the "Misi Luki Namwah" I have. Just about ready to harvest.


venturabananas 07-21-2013 01:04 AM

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Ready to go, Dwarf Namwah:


bananimal 08-15-2013 12:28 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Pisang Klotek at 21 lbs. The horizontal bunch.


PR-Giants 08-15-2013 12:34 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
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Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 226330)
Pisang Klotek at 21 lbs. The horizontal bunch.


Nice Bunch.

Can you post the pseudostem C at 1 meter and height.

bananimal 08-15-2013 08:57 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
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Originally Posted by PR-Giants (Post 226333)
Nice Bunch.

Can you post the pseudostem C at 1 meter and height.

Pstem caliper at 1m is about 9 inches.

Height at flower about 14 ft.

momoese 08-15-2013 09:06 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 226330)
Pisang Klotek at 21 lbs. The horizontal bunch.


Oh this one. Yes I see it now! :)

PR-Giants 08-15-2013 09:28 AM

Re: What did you harvest today (bananas)
 
:woohoonaner:
Quote:

Originally Posted by bananimal (Post 226348)
Pstem caliper at 1m is about 9 inches.

Height at flower about 14 ft.

:08: That plant was HUGE.

It makes my Giant 20 Foot Morados look skinny, and Morados don't even bend in a cat-1.

Does the PK have a weak pseudostem?



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