MMM.. Hawaiian Style Pig

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TracN Jack

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Hawaiian Style Kalua Pig Oven Style



Ti or Bannana leaves

1 tablespoon of Hawaiian Salt ( or sea salt or coarse kosher salt)

1/4 cup Low sodium soy sauce (Aloha Brand if you can get it)

1 teaspoon Worcesture sauce

2 cloves(4 for me)garlic crushed

1 Tablspoon fresh ginger grated (1 large finger)

2 tablespoons liquid smoke ( Hickory )

1 4-5 pound Pork butt or shoulder roast





Mix together salt, soy sauce, liquid smoke ginger, garlic, Worcestershire sauce



Line roasting pan with layer of foil, place another layer of foil in pan large enough to wrap

pork roast in. lay in Ti or Bannana Leaves.



Rub roast with seasoning mixture, fold leaves over roast and tie together.



Wrap foil and seal tight!!



Let roast stand for upto one hour to marinate



Heat oven to 350 Degrees F



Cook pig for 4-5 hours



Unwrap pig, cool and shred meat.





This work great when you cant get the BBQ going

I will be trying a modified version for the grill this year and will post it later in the season.







This worked so well we decided to try a variation of it with my rub "Napagrills(TracNJack) Rub"



NapaGrills(TracNJack) Oven smoked pork butt Oven Style



1/4 cup + of NapaGrills rub

1 teaspoon Worcesture sauce

4 cloves FRESH garlic crushed

2 tablespoons liquid smoke ( Mesquite )

1 4-5 pound Pork butt or shoulder roast





Mix together liquid smoke ginger, garlic, Worcestershire sauce and let soak for 30 min.



Line roasting pan with layer of foil, place another layer of foil in pan large enough to wrap

pork roast in.



Rub roast with Napa Grills Rub, pour over liquid seasoning, Wrap with foil and seal tight!!



Let roast stand for upto one hour to marinate



Heat oven to 350 Degrees F



Cook roast for 4-5 hours



Unwrap, cool and shred meat.



Dig in!! add your favorite BBQ sauce for a pulled pork sandwich





Of coarse we will be doing a "Grilled" or slow smoked version soon!













NapaGrills (TracNJack) ~~RUB~~ 07-09-2006

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Bulk spices purchased at Costco (of course) or fresh dried from garden if available



1 cup Paprika



3/4 Cup Kosher Salt

1 Cup Dark Brown Sugar

1 Cup of Dried Sliced Garlic Chips - Crushed not to powder but about 1/8inched pieces in a mortar

1/3 Cup Ground Black Pepper

1/2 Cup Ground French Roast Coffee

1/3 Cup Cayen pepper(increase if you want it HOT)

1/4 Cup Dried Tyme

1/2 Cup Dried Italian Seasoning



Place in your rub shaker, use liberally



place the remainder in a ziplock bag





07/09/2006 Edit: reduced Salt to 3/4 cup, Cayen to 1/3 cup and Pepper to 1/3 cup

Wife said it was too hot for her tastes..





this lasts me about 2-3 weeks because I grill ALOT



I use it on Tri tip, Ribs, Pork loin, light coat on chicken, even a light spinkle in a salad once in awhile.





If you try this let me know how it works out for you and what adjustments you make.





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Hope you all try this and enjoy!

 
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Wow--2 to 4 Gloves of garlic!!!! (sic) You must really love the stuff to use it by the handful for only a 4-5 lb. roast!!!!!



Just kidding--the recipes sound great!!! I may need to try one of them before too long!
 
Scott,



I work on Mare Island now....



When I was in the Navy I was stationed at NAS Alemeda



Bill got to keep those Vampires away you know..... You have to try my garlic bread lol



probably 1/2 cup of the pre crushed stuff from costco per side...



 
Trac - it's a small world. I was at CRD11 out on the end of Mare Island. We had the small green boats they used in Vietnam. Mare Island is all civilian now , right?
 
Bill,



If you have an asian fod store in your area you should be able to get the banana leave there



To Tie them, they can be torn into strips to tie just like a ribon around a package.



Also I have cooked this without the leave and it is stilll YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.



Get cookin!
 
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