If you can’t travel to an island, do the next
best thing — bring the island to you! Say aloha
to all of the flavors of a classic Hawaiian cookout
without using the traditional cooking process.
And there’s no better way to embrace the flavors
of tropical dining than while enjoying the great
outdoors during the summer months.
Pulled pork is undoubtedly a go-to for picnics
because of its easy preparation and ability to feed
a crowd. Skip the traditional spit used at a luau
and dust off your slow cooker. By rubbing the
meat with smoked salt you won’t lose the
signature smoky flavor of an open fire.
Makes
8 servings (6 cups)
Total Time
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Ingredients
RUB:
HEAT:
Test Kitchen Approved
Smoked Salt
With a dark hue and
intense aroma, this salt
has a very concentrated
smoke flavor. The salt’s
signature essence comes
from an old Viking
method of evaporating
seawater over wood fires,
which imparts a strong
smoky quality to the salt
that’s left behind.
Smoked salt is a musthave
seasoning for your
spice cabinet. Sprinkle
a pinch over grilled
salmon, popcorn,
scrambled eggs,
or even fresh
guacamole. In
most recipes,
a little goes a
long way, but
in a marinade
or rub, use a
tablespoon
or two.
Instructions
Rub salt on all sides of pork.
Heat oil in a sauté pan over
medium-high until shimmering.
Add pork and brown on all sides,
about 10 minutes. Transfer pork
to a 7- to 8-qt. slow cooker and
add pineapple chunks and juice.
Cover slow cooker and cook
pork until fork-tender on high
setting, 5–6 hours, or low setting,
8–9 hours. Transfer pork to a
large bowl, let rest 5 minutes,
then shred using two forks.
Strain cooking liquid through
a sieve, discarding solids. Pour
cooking liquid over meat
to moisten.
Test Kitchen Approved
Nutritional Facts
Nutritional Facts
Per serving
Calories: 695
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 40g 61%
Saturated Fat 13g 65%
Cholesterol 192mg 64%
Sodium 2406mg 100%
% Daily Value*
Carbs 25g 8%
Fiber 0g 0%
Protein 54g
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.