Appetizer Recipes From Hawaii

A collection of appetizer recipes from Hawaii. See also more Hawaii Recipes, about Dining in Hawaii and our Hawaii Travel Guide.

"Pupu" is the Hawaiian name for appetizers or snacks. The word is pronounced like the English "poo poo", so if you are invited to a party, and your host says they will be providing "heavy poo poos", don't be shocked - it's not what you might think! Your host will be serving substantial hors d'oeuvres and snacks, and it will be a delicious and mostly likely very filling meal.

Coconut Chips
These baked coconut chips are a bit of work, because you need to open a coconut and pry out the meat, but they are a perfect snack for a tropical cocktail party.

Bacon Wrapped Pupu
Recipes for a variety of bacon wrapped items that can be served as appetizers or snacks. Includes bacon wrapped shrimp, water chestnuts, olives, pickles, and cheese.

Curried Cheese Plate
A mixture of cream cheese and cheddar cheese that is seasoned with sherry and curry, topped with a variety of condiments, and served it with crackers.

Teriaki SPAM Musubi
Musubi is a form of sushi and one of the most popular versions in Hawaii is made with the canned pork luncheon meat called SPAM.

TO BE ADDED
- Kim Chee Dip
- Clam Dip
- Crab Spread
- Cream Cheese Chutney Spread
- Manapua

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