Food and Drink
Crustaceans
- Buttered koura in its shell - Potetea favorite
- Koura (“lobster”) seaweed salad
- Koura newburg - Potetea favorite
- Koura steak - Potetea favorite
- Deep-fat fried Kourarangi
- Double Krill Delight - Seasoned uruaura and kourangi on a bed of fresh karengo weed.
- Fern-root encrusted Kourarangi (flavored with feijoa).
- Kourarangi (“Krill”) - Potetea favorite, but many like Kourarangi.
- Kourarangi quiche
- Kourarangi and ngu stew
- Fern-root encrusted potipoti (flavored with feijoa).
- Papaka - crabs
- Papaka cakes with rimurimu garnish
- Potipoti (“shrimp”)
- Garlic potipoti
- Potipoti kebabs -Potetea favorite
- Potipoti pot pie
- Potipoti scampi
- Potipoti seaweed salad
- Potipoti stir fry
- Sauteed potipoti
- Deep-fat fried Uruaura
- Fern-root encrusted Uruaura (flavored with feijoa).
- Sauteed uruaura
- Uruaura (“Krill”) - Potetea favorite
Fish
- Kahawai - grilled, fried, or baked with herbs
- Kanae - mullet. A favorite of Ponaturi.
- Kokowhawha/ Korowhawha* (“Anchovies”) - Kahurangi favorite
- Kokowhawha rolled in rimurimu weed.
- Maroro - flying fish.
- Mohi (“Pilchards”) - grilled, fried, or baked with herbs
- Mohi cakes with parengo weed.
- Mohi fillets with salted kokowhawha paste.
- Mohi tacos
- Ngohi - grilled, fried, or baked with herbs
- All fish can be steamed in Hangehange leaves for extra flavor.
Octopus and squid-like seafood
- Fried Ngu steaks with algae breadcrumbs, nimurapa weed garnish
- Ngu (“squid") - Kahurangi favorite
- Ngu sandwiches
- Fried Wheke steaks with algae breadcrumbs
- Wheke (“octopus")
- Wheke sandwiches
Pasta
- Kaeo paella
- Kaimoana Pasta - your choice of three (kutai, potipoti, kaeo, ngu, wheke, mohi, and kourangi) with rimurimu weed pasta or algae-hair pasta.
Shellfish and Tidal Marine Creatures
- Aruhu - Rahi favorite
- Kaeo (“shellfish”) with karengo weed pasta or algae-hair pasta
- Kaeo cakes
- Kaeo paella
- Kina (“sea urchins”)
- Kina Pie
- Kohi - opal fish - Rahi favorite
- Kuku (“mussel”)
- Kuku patties with puha greens
- Kutai (“mussel”) soup with parengo weed
- Kupae - sprat - Rahi favorite
- Kutai with lemongrass and garlic
- Paua - a mollusk
- Pipi - a mollusk
- Tio - oysters
- Tipa - scallops
- Toheroa Clam Fritters
- Tuatua - shellfish that are shallowly buried in the beaches on the eastern coast.
Fruit
- Feijoa
- Konini - Ripe, sweet, black berries of the kotukutuku planet.
- Kopi - orange fruit from the coastal Karaka tree.
- Makomako berry
- Ramaram berry
- Raro - passion fuit
- Tawapou
Greens
- Blue-green algae and kelp - good for iron
- Karengo (edible seaweed) - small, grows in high tide areas
- Nikau shoots (young)
- Nimurapa, Rimurapa (edible seaweed) - large brown seaweed that grows on rocky coasts
- Parengo (edible seaweed)
- Piko piko fern tips
- Rengarenga roots - from a coastal plant
- Rimurimu (“seaweed”) - small and green seaweed
- Seaweeds salad
Garnishes and Seasonings
- Horapito pepper
- Nimurapa seasoning
- Piri piri relish
- Puha - water cress
- Raukini - spice
- Rimurimu garnish or seasoning
- Salted kokowhawha paste can be added to almost any dish for special flavor
- Waitote - sea salt
Desert
- Feijoa ice cream
- Hanuka honey ice cream
- Hanuka manuka ice cream
- Konini ice cream
- Raro ice cream
- Rimurimu weed cakes dripping with hanuka honey, mixed with baby rimurimu
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Drinks
Hot Drinks
- Kanuka tea - Can order with miruka or with hanuka honey and miruka. Can order iced.
- Kawhe - coffee. Can order flat, with miruka, or with hanuka honey and miruka. Can also order iced.
- Kawakawa tea - a medicinal tea for digestion and aches.
- Manuka tea - a little bitter. Enjoy it straight or add any fruit flavor. Can order iced.
Juice
- Feijoa juice
- Konini juice - Made from ripe, sweet, black berries of the kotukutuku planet.
- Kopi juice - orange fruit from the coastal Karaka tree.
- Makomako berry juice
- Ramaram berry juice
- Raro juice - passion fuit
- Tawapou juice
Other
Miruka - milk
Specialties of Iweronga
- Dagari mussels
- Dainia oysters
- Dotangi oysters
- Kadien cockles
- Kera crabs
- Maugro fish
- Waraga mackerel
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