Published September 27, 2016
Poke sweeps the nation
Poke, pronounced PO-keh, is a Hawaiian dish traditionally made by mixing diced, raw tuna with limu seaweed and inamona, a condiment of candlenuts and salt.
Variations of poke have proliferated, and a common modern version in Hawaii is made with tuna, soy sauce, sesame oil, Maui onions, scallions, sesame seeds and sometimes chile flake.
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