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Inamona

Other names: roasted kukui nut paste

Inamona is a condiment used in Hawaiian cooking made from roasted kukui nuts (candlenuts) and salt. The paste is served with poke and also with sushi.

Sources
In Honolulu, find at Time Market on King Street. Also, some of the fish markets behind Ward Warehouse Center. One local producer is Amy's Fish Market.
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