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Planning a good traditional Hangi is really a significant project! ***Alert*** If you’re not qualified when it comes to Hangi preparation there are actually a ton of things to think about and a lot of practical parts around the process, which if you happen to be just slightly off, could thoroughly ruin your Hangi ordeal. The following is a quick summary of how to make a Hangi. It’s by no means a full guide, nevertheless it’ll give you a good indication of what exactly is required.

Source the necessary tools and accessories. The standard things you are likely to require is a Hangi basket (or even one or two), Hangi stones (or alternative), food, fire wood, large cloths and / or covers along with shovels for digging.

Locate an appropriate location for you to cook your Hangi and dig your Hangi pit. Be very careful when picking your spot as not all dirt will be adequate for Hangi cooking. Don’t forget to think about all of the width of your Hangi basket as you are digging the Hangi pit.

Set up the open fire placing the rocks in an appropriate spot to ensure they will get the maximum amount of energy possible out of the fire. You need to make sure that you’ll have more than enough fire wood so that you can heat up your rocks adequately to make it possible for them to completely cook your food.

While your fire is doing it’s thing it’s time to fill up the Hangi basket with the food you wish to heat. Not all meals are suited and do not forget to suitably protect your basket to protect against burning, although not too much that no heat can get through. The size, height and width of the Hangi basket will definitely have a direct effect on how the Hangi is going to cook, so ensure that you get it all correctly. It’s also important to make sure that the basket is enveloped and your food is layered throughout your basket in order for optimum cooking.

When the rocks have reached their maximum heat quickly transfer all of them directly into the Hangi pit. Put the basket over the top and layer the wet coverings across your baskets. Quickly cover the Hangi with soil.

Based upon the size of the Hangi together with the temperature supply used, wait around two to four hours for your Hangi to do it’s thing. Regularly check to ensure no leakages or vents. Sit back, chill out and savor a drink while appreciating all of your hard work. Most of all pray like heck that you have done it all correctly!

When an adequate amount of time has passed uncover the Hangi carefully. Move it to the bench and serve it up. Usually Hangi meal is spread out for everyone to help themselves, however this will be your choice naturally. Individually bundled fundraiser Hangi packs or business oriented operations will have a somewhat varied approach. Good luck and have fun!

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