Name: Kalua Pig
Ingredients: 6 lb Boneless pork butt; Rock salt; Ti or banana leaves; 1/2 Bottle liquid smoke; Aluminum foil, heavy duty

Don’t bear trouble, use it. Take whatever happens – justice and injustice, pleasure and pain, compliment and criticism – take it up into the purpose of your life and make something out of it. Turn it into testimony. Don’t explain evil, exploit evil; make it serve you. Just as the Lotus flower reaches down and takes up the mud and mire into the purposes of its life and produces the lotus flower out of them, so you are to take whatever happens and make something out of it.

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Meats	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

6	lb	Boneless pork butt
		Rock salt
		Ti or banana leaves
1/2		Bottle liquid smoke
		Aluminum foil, heavy duty

INSTRUCTIONS

Make deep slashes in pork. Rub rock salt into cuts. Spread ti or
banana leaves on large sheet of aluminum foil. Place pork on leaves.
Pour liquid smoke over pork. Wrap leaves around pork & tie together.
Fold foil tightly around pork.  Refrigerate overnight. Cook at 500F
for 1 hour, lower heat to 400F & cook 4 hours. Shred with a fork.
File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmkah001.zip

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