Lupulu recipe

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During this pregnancy, Lady Hiva has not had many cravings. But when she does have something she wants, it is usually something we have to make home. Japanese Croquette, for example was one of those foods. I had to run to the store to get some Panko flakes so we could finish them and I called Heather as I was at the store. I said something like, “Who craves Japanese Croquettes?” Don’t get me wrong, I really like them, but I found it to be an odd craving. Heather answered, “Well, if you eat…

1 onion, diced 1 can (12 oz.) corned beef mashed with a fork. 1 small tomato, chopped 5 Tablespoons Best Foods Mayo 2- 20 inch sheet...

Ingredients * 15 taro leaves washed stems removed * 1 can corn beef * 1 cup coconut milk * 1 medium size onion * 1 chopped tomato (opti...

Ingredients * 15 taro leaves washed stems removed * 1 can corn beef * 1 cup coconut milk * 1 medium size onion * 1 chopped tomato (opti...

Kelly Boy & Leolani DeLimas Lu Pulu - Kelly Boy & Leolani Delima of Kapena joined us on the island of Lanai for a special episode of Cooking Hawaiian Style making this Tongan dish call lu pulu to pay tribute to his Tongan brothers. Lu pulu is made with taro or luau leaves, beef brisket and coconut milk. This is one of my new favorite comfort dishes.

This is an easy and ono meal inspired by the famous coconut and luau dish brought to us from our Samoan friends! Crock pot meals are the best for busy, weekday meals and although it may not look the most "pretty" it sure does win in the taste category! Serves 4-6 Ingredients 2 cans corned beef (Palm brand because it has large meat chunks) 2 cans coconut milk 1 bag taro leaves (about 20 leaves, rinsed) 1 onion, diced Optional: 1 package imitation crab, chopped into large chunks Directions 1…

Ingredients * 15 taro leaves washed stems removed * 1 can corn beef * 1 cup coconut milk * 1 medium size onion * 1 chopped tomato (opti...

Saia Mafile'o shows his grandchildren Malosi and Talavou how to make a favourite dish with Tongans around the world - Lu Sipi and Lu Pulu. Check out all the ingredients you'll need and follow along with them in the video.

I will show you two ways to prepare Lumpia Ubod, the fried and fresh lumpia version. I use Olive oil which is the healthier oil.

Lumpia! This savory, deep fried Filipino spring rolls are very popular in Hawaii. It makes a great snack and is always a hit at potluck parties and gatherings. Lumpia is filled with a mixture of pork and vegetables seasoned with soy sauce. It is then deep fried or cooked in the air fryer. Enjoy this flexible and easy recipe!

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Lupulu (Tongan Palusami)

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KTA Super Stores Quick & 'Ono Squid Luau Recipe

Wendell used the instructions from two separate recipes, so I hope I got this right. First rinse 2 lbs. luau leaves, trim off stems and thick veins. Put in pot, cover with water and boil for about 5 to 10 minutes until leaves wilt. Throw out cooking water and rinse again. Boil again in water with 1 tbs. Hawaiian salt and 1/2 tsp. baking soda added. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and cook for one hour. Drain and squeeze out excess liquid. In a separate pot, coat 2 lbs. of boneless short ribs…

Featured Farmer, Kaisen Carrillo of Hanalei Kalo Co., shares his recipes of Laulau and Squid Luau. These dishes contain luau leaf which -you guessed it- can be purchased from Hanalei Kalo Co.. Bonus: luau leaf is full of protein, vitamins, Continue Reading →

Lumpiang Togue is a Filipino fried spring roll filled with a cooked mixture made with minced chicken, onion, garlic, pepper, broth cube, carrot, green beans, mung bean sprouts and cabbage, and is wrapped with lumpia wrap. It is normally eaten by dipping a sauce made with onion, sugar, black pepper, salt, soy sauce and vinegar. Follow our lumpiang togue recipe to make this scruumptious dish in your home..