Don't Miss Out On Traditional Hawaiian Food You Have To Try. These are some of the best Hawaiian foods to try during your next trip.

The key here is 350 degree F oil {an oil/candy thermometer is a good investment} and draining the chicken as soon as it comes out of the oil. Have your mis en place ready and your pan fitted with a rack handy. Everything will come together quick so the important thing to remember when frying anything is to have everything prepped and ready to go.

These authentic Hawaiian desserts will have you feeling the island vibes in no time at all. Perfect for your next Hawaiian-style BBQ or luau!

Spam Loco Moco is a simple, budget-friendly variation of traditional Hawaiian Loco Moco. This tasty one-pan dish consists of golden-fried Spam instead of hamburger meat, and is served with white rice, sunny side up eggs, and a delicious brown gravy. It’s the ultimate breakfast or late-night meal that's full of flavor and quick to make!

Get your hula on with these hip-shaking, Hawaiian recipes guaranteed to earn you Big Kahuna status! Keywords: Hawaii, Hawaiian, Food, Luau, Cooking, Recipe

Creamy with a hint of crunch, kamaboko dip makes for the perfect dip to pair with your favorite cracker or chip. The perfect pupu to bring to your next get together.

Creamy and coconut vegan haupia made from scratch

We were very excited to kick off season 14 of Cooking Hawaiian Style with the multi-talented singer songwriter Kuana Torres. We had Kuana in our kitchen 7 seasons ago and thought it was about time to bring him back.  His mana'o on Hawaiian culture and cuisine makes for an extra special episode.  In addition to singing, Kuana spends much of his time online these days conducting hula work shops and lei making classes, this pandemic has not slowed him down one bit. Kuanaʻs Chicken Lūʻau recipe is definitely worth a try.

This Hawaiian taro dessert is a pudding-like treat made of taro, coconut, coconut milk, and sugar.

Juicy, tender beef chunks with vibrant green luau (taro) leaves pressure cooked in a beef broth come together in this classic Hawaiian dish.

Okinawan doughnut version that has a sweet and fluffy texture in the inside with a crunchy skin on the outside.. Usually eaten during Hawaii's Okinawan festivals or sometimes sold at a mom-and-pop shop.

Indulge in the rich and savory Hawaiian Brown Gravy Recipe, a perfect blend of beef stock, soy sauce, and cream. It's the ultimate comfort food topping, transforming any dish into a gourmet experience with its luscious and deeply flavorful profile. Enjoy the taste of Hawaii at home.

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Learn how to make this 'ono Chicken Long Rice! Usually found at a luau as a side dish. It's a savory and simple dish to make for dinner and any special occasion.