How to plan a Hawaiian Luau
Aloha, Why not do something different this Labor Day weekend? Instead of the usual barbecue why not host a Hawaiian Luau. Here's how...
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Hawaiian Luau Decorating
Focus on items such as palm trees, Grass skirts, Tiki torches, tiki figures and allot of flowers.
You can purchase the flip flop lights shown in the picture or any other Luau lights at your local party supply store.
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Hawaiian Luau Food ideas
Haupia is a coconut pudding.
Kaulolo is a taro pudding.
Liliko'i is a passion fruit.
Lomi Lomi is a salad of tomatoes, onions, chili peppers and salted fish, usually salmon.
Papaya, mango, kiwi and pineapples are great fruits to make a fruit salad.
Poke is chopped raw fish (often skipjack or yellowfin tuna) sprinkled with Hawaiian salt, ground kukui nuts and limu (seaweed).
Serve Hawaiian punch or order Hawaiian pizza!
** Find more recipes in the resource section below.
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Hawaiian Luau Music
Play Hawaiian music in the back ground. Music from the Beach Boys is great for Hawaiian Luaus.
**Have hula dancing contests to add to the fun.
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Hawaiian Luau themes
A Luau would not be complete without leis. Leis are a symbol of aloha. Buy one for each of your guests.
** Ask everyone to wear Hawaiian shirts
** Invest in grass skirts for you and your family
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Comments
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adrugay
Aug 07, 2008
Don't forget the fire dancers! ;-) Great article, thanks!
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momandpopoften
Aug 02, 2008
Or you could do this in the dead of winter for fun! Thanks for the idea!
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Terria Fleming
Jul 31, 2008
Interesting idea.
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klnygaard
Jul 30, 2008
how clever!!!like the idea
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Stacy Divin
Jul 30, 2008
That a great idea! Thanks!
