Squid luau is one of the most traditional dishes in Hawaii, made from taro leaves and octopus, or squid, cooked slowly in coconut milk. It graces every serious luau table and is treasured for its deep, earthy flavor and velvety texture.
What makes it great is the way the bitter taro leaves mellow into a savory green while the coconut milk turns silky and sweet. Served warm with rice or poi, it is a taste of old Hawaii that never goes out of style.

