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Eat lūʻau (kalua pig) in Hawaii

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Kalua pig is traditionally cooked in an underground oven called an imu for several hours.
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Kālua
A luau in Hawaii is a traditional feast featuring kalua pig, where a whole pig is seasoned with sea salt, wrapped in banana leaves, and slow-roasted in an underground oven called an imu for several hours until tender and smoky. This dish is often the centerpiece, accompanied by other local foods like poi, lomi salmon, and haupia, served during celebrations with hula dancing and music to honor Hawaiian culture.
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