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Why We Eat: Spam Musubi

Why We Eat: Spam Musubi

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Sheldon Simeon from Tin Roof in Maui breaks down the history of Spam Musubi. This handheld snack of seasoned spam, sushi rice, and nori is a staple in Hawaii, where it was introduced during WWII. Sheldon prepares his own Spam Musubi while recounting the historical and social shifts that led to its popularity
Date: 2021-12-05

Comments and reviews: 10


My musubi tips:
1. Use sushi rice, seasoned as if you were going to make nigiri (including the rice vinegar)
2. Cook the spam in teriyaki until browned
3. Add wasabi, furikake and a touch extra teriyaki
4. Wrap in nori, then wrap in plastic wrap.
5. Keep warm for at least an hour before unwrapping also can be frozen and microwaved later

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Spam is yummy. We grew up in the caribbean eating spam. And i still eat spam here in Canada. My children love it too. We love spam fry with plantains and freshly bake bread with some hot cocoa chocolate tea from St. vincent where I'm from. It is delicious every weekend. We love our pork. Lol
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I'm Japanese, so it's intresting cooking!
but I don't know spam musubi birthplace!
it's like a onigili and Japanese traditional sushi looks likes spam musubi!
it's called oshizushi in Japan!
lt's not popular than sushi itself.
I wanna eat spam musubi!

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I'm a black woman that grew up on Spam in the city of Detroit. My grandmother would make a whole breakfast including Spam! Fried Spam with rice scrambled eggs smothered potatoes and onions with biscuits baby. Love Spam!
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I promise you I am not one of those people who likes or flocks to get spam. Ate is as a kid because there was nothing else sometimes. I would rather starve than eat it today. Your dish looks yummy
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Why is it not right to add vinegar to this dish and therefore make it sushi? Looks great, but I'm a brit so would like salt (from the spam) and vinegar!
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Oh hellz yes. My wife usually makes this before any of our day/weekend trips. Eating this on the express train or shinkansen means adventure ahead!
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I'm Muslim so spam is off the table for me. I wonder if there are non-pork versions of spam. Considering its popularity, I wouldn't be surprised.
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This makes me miss Hawaii I lived on Musubis. Kept them in my handbag as a snack like other people have potato chips Such beautiful food and people
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I went to hawaii for the first time 4 months ago. The native people were the most chill laid back and amazing people I have ever met.
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