Hawaiian Black Salt - Black Lava

What is Hawaiian Black Lava Pure?

Grab your surfboard, this time I'm taking you to Hawaii to discover a unique salt. Follow me to the island of Molokai, a small paradise in the heart of the North Pacific.

The black salt of Hawaii will surprise you at first by its original color for a salt. We knew it was grey or white, but here it is in a very intriguing black color.

If it is called Black Lava Pure, it is simply because it is a mixture of salt and pure lava coal. It is this charcoal that gives it its distinctive color.

Originally, it was nature that created this black salt, the black lava rocks from the volcanoes fell into the salt pans and colored the salt black. Today, the process is manual, the black rock is added in the Molokai salt pans. This rock acts on the salt in the same way as the squid ink used in many recipes to bring this original color.

Close your eyes and taste this salt that will take you along the most beautiful beaches of the world.

What is the flavor of black Hawaiian salt?

This black Hawaiian salt is particularly iodized and has a slightly smoky flavor. I recommend a light dosage because of its strength.

Harvesting Black Hawaiian Salt

Hawaiian black salt is harvested on the island of Molokai. It is found in salt pans where it is harvested by salt workers who form mounds to dry the salt naturally in the sun. Volcanic rock is added to the ponds to allow the salt to take on its beautiful black color.

How to use Hawaiian Black Salt?

Black Hawaiian Salt - Black Lava Pure is a powerful product that can be used in many recipes. Note, however, that it is more of afinishing salt, unless you plan to create recipes with original colors. Indeed, by melting in your preparations, the black salt of Hawaii will bring a particular color which could impact the presentation of your dish. It is therefore preferable to use it as a condiment when serving.

Our recipe ideas with Hawaiian black salt

Pan-fried Scallops with Hawaiian Black Salt

This recipe is simple, but its taste is enhanced by the power of Hawaiian black salt. Fry your scallops in butter and add some spices (curry, turmeric). At the end of cooking, add some fresh cream and serve with basmati rice. Sprinkle some black Hawaiian salt on your preparation to bring taste and color.

Cod with black Hawaiian salt

The idea here is to present an original dish while keeping a balance of flavors. Cook rice in boiling water. Rinse it and put it back in the pan with a little butter, cream, parmesan and squid ink to give it a nice black color. Fry the cod backs in butter to obtain a beautiful pearly flesh. Pour the black rice with a cookie cutter onto the plate, place the cod on top and sprinkle with grains of black Hawaiian salt. A black and white plate that will surprise you.

Black Hawaiian Salt Omelette

The black Hawaiian salt brings a little smoky taste to your eggs. Simply make your omelet. Just before serving, sprinkle with black salt and a few samphire for a very interesting contrast that fully brings out the iodine flavors.

The health benefits of Hawaiian black salt

Black Hawaiian salt is less sodium-rich than conventional salt, which is good news. On the other hand, the charcoal present in this Hawaiian salt is interesting on the digestive level.

Black Hawaiian salt is rich in trace elements.

The conservation of the black salt of Hawaii

It is best to store your black Hawaiian salt away from air, moisture and light.