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Kalua Pork

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Both dishes feature succulent pork seasoned with Hawaiian salt. Lau lau cocoons chunks of it in softly steamed luau or taro leaves, while kalua pork is roasted in an underground oven and shredded and seasoned while still hot. Though now popular worldwide, poke, a raw fish dish, originates from the Hawaiian Islands.
Kalua pig, or kalua Pua'a in Hawaiian, is the central main dish and featured element at almost every Hawaiian luau. At a traditional Hawaiian luau, cooking the pig is no easy task.
Kalua pig is a traditional Hawaiian preparation of pork and one of my all-time favorite comfort foods. It's traditionally prepared by cooking a whole hog in an underground oven (imu). As the pig slowly cooks, it becomes succulent, fall-apart tender, and infused with rich earthy, and smoky flavor.
The only food more iconic to Hawaii than the pineapple is slow-roasted pork, cooked underground. Where did this tradition come from? We dig into the roots of this Hawaiian pork — also known as kalua pork — and the tradition of a luau feast in this episode of The Source.
to cook in an underground oven. The word kālua (to cook in an underground oven in the Hawaiian language) may also be used to describe the food cooked in this manner, such as kālua pig or kālua turkey, which are commonly served at lūʻau feasts.

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Published October 26, 2020 Kalua pig is a must at luaus in Hawaii. Usually a whole pig is cooked in an underground pit (imu)....

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