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			Kalua Pig: This is a local favorite that traditionally involved digging a pit and slow cooking an entire pig inside, but there are modern options that conveniently just involve an oven or crock pot. Here is an oven recipe. Although it is simple, it takes a long time to cook, but the results will be worth it. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			Ingredients Pork Butt (Boston Butt) or Pork Shoulder Bone-In Couple of Tbsp Hawaiian Salt or Kosher Salt for rub 2 Tbsp Liquid Smoke 6 Ti Leaves to wrap pork Cooking Instructions Preheat oven to 250 degrees. Prep Ti Leaves by removing the spines of the leaves. Cut some slits in pork, about 1 in. Rub Pork with salt and make sure to put some salt in the slits. Add 2 Tbsp of liquid smoke over pork. Wrap pork with Ti Leaves and tie closed. Place in Roasting Pan and top with aluminum foil tightly. Bake in oven 10-12 hours at 250. Pork will steam in its own liquid in the roasting pan. When complete let pork rest for 30-60 minutes. Open foil, unwrap Ti Leaves and pull pork. You can serve the pork over white rice and/or you can mix the pork with some steamed cabbage. Anybody got any Ti leaves???? 
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