Chicken bulgogi over rice with onion and some leftover fresh shiitakes mixed in, with other banchan starting at 12 o'clock and going clockwise of water kimchi, carrot and daikon slaw, Korean macaroni salad, and bean sprout salad.
medtran49 "Luau" and "Lau Lau" two totally different dishes.
For the Lau Lau, yes, if you can get Taro Leaves you could create the Lau Lau and the final step of wrapping it in Ti Leaves could be sub'd for Banana Leaves, not quite the same flavor profile, but I do that with my Kalua Pork.
As to Luau, this is made only with Taro Leaves (or sometimes referred to in Hawaii as Luau Leaves) and then the flavorings, into for lack of a better term, a stew. Usually Luau is made with Octopus or Calamari or Chicken, Beef or even Pork... and as I mention to The OMWC it can go totally Vegetarian and still be ONO!!!
I do enjoy getting together ingredients in the last chance salon and making them into something tasty that may have ended up in the bin otherwise, hats offI had a sweet potato and mozarella that were about to turn, so we did a mexican version of a sheppard pie with a ceasar saladView attachment 98898
Yep - roger that.I think tenderstem is closer to what we call broccolini. Broccoli rabe is closer to a mustard or collard green.
Curiously, lau lau in Venezuela is this:oh, and @The OMWC what did you think once you looked up Lau Lau?