Share Your Table, a Web-based multimedia and interactive project that had a soft launch last summer, will re-introduce itself next week; check out our story in the Taste section next Wednesday, then visit the site, http://www.shareyourtable.com.

The site will include a new edition of Advertiser food editor Wanda Adams' video feature, "Origins," about Island food history and traditions, plus a potpourri of other content refreshed frequently: "Imbibe" with master sommelier Chuck Furuya, about wine, cocktails and drinks; "How To 101" with Joan Namkoong teaching timeless basics; "Plate and Place," in which restaurateur D.K. Kodama explores food finds in different neighborhoods; "Reel Food," about the connections between food and film; and "Get Fresh," about what's seasonal from land and sea.

Next month, Namkoong will launch a new feature, "Sunday Supper," in partnership with The Advertiser. Each month, a print story in The Advertiser and a video at http://www.shareyourtable.com will show how to spin one meal into many. And in a couple of months, Oceanic Time Warner will introduce a Share Your Table cable channel.

COOKING DEMO

TASTY SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

The winners of the 2008 Tom & Warren Matsuda Scholarship Culinary Competition will give a series of demonstrations and tastings with scholarship founder Roy Yamaguchi at 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. March 7 at the Sub-Zero/Wolf demonstration kitchen, 938 Pi'ikoi St. at King Street. One hundred percent of the $30 ticket price will go toward student finalists' scholarships. Reservations required: 597-1647. Finalists are: winner Keaka Lee; second, Tate Nakano-Edwards; third, Rena Suzuki.

- Wanda Adams