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Notimeforyourreply t1_jeea5m6 wrote

In before the rest of the 808, Hawaiian diaspora, and tourists who gave it a try.

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BurnerOnlyForPorn t1_jeecr0c wrote

It didn’t have egg on it when I was there, but that sounds amazing

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big_sugi t1_jeeo8d7 wrote

Egg is not typical, but it’s sometimes done like this. I’m a fan.

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BrockChocolate t1_jefo6bo wrote

I think it's intriguing how SPAM has become part of different Asian cuisines through stationed American Soldiers over the 20th Century

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StyreneAddict1965 t1_jeeisiu wrote

That's how you do breakfast. I'd murder a couple of those. Time to learn how to make sushi rice.

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big_sugi t1_jeeowyo wrote

It’s just regular (unseasoned) rice, not sushi rice. You do want to use medium-grain or short-grain rice, because it needs to be sticky—so if that’s what you mean by sushi rice, it’s more about getting the right kind than any special technique.

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google257 t1_jef1ucb wrote

Wash and cook your short grained rice as you normally do (usually 1 to 1 water ratio and about 15 minutes if on the stove top) then let sit covered off the heat for 10 minutes. Dissolve 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon salt into 1/3 cup rice vinegar (this is for 2 cups of rice btw). Fluff your rice with a wooden or plastic paddle, and slowly pour the seasoned vinegar mixture over the rice, constantly fluffing and folding as you go. That’s sushi rice.

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ballarn123 t1_jeft6wr wrote

I prefer the spam egg sausage and spam sushi

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slamongo t1_jefux9o wrote

Musubi is life. I like a bit of sugar when frying the spam for some caramel.

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gnomelove91011 t1_jeh06r2 wrote

My 5 year old son is OBSESSED with musubi.....I'll totally have to try making it with egg next time! Looks delish!

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sadnificent t1_jeezo9t wrote

Oooooh I haven't tried spam musubi with egg yet!

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whitepepper t1_jef5v72 wrote

Anyone else notice there are now a whole lot of commercials for SPAM popping up?

Basically screaming "hey inflation! remember us!"

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kasmos83 t1_jefzpqh wrote

I know what I'm making tonight

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eodizzlez t1_jeedqjx wrote

I'm confused. It's not wrapped in saran wrap (or the ones from 7/11 in the plastic with a handy dandy pull tab to open). Even the ones I bought from random Aunties were wrapped in saran wrap. Must be fake.

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