Spam musubi sauce

Sweet and salty Spam musubi is a great on-the-go snack and this recipe will teach you how to assemble this Hawaiian food in no time.

The spam is grilled until crispy, perfectly caramelized with soy sauce and sugar, and wrapped together with sushi rice. Made ahead of time, these Spam musubi are perfect for your lunchbox, appetizer platter, or potluck. They are also a fantastic game-day snack. This recipe uses just the right amount of seasoning to create a balanced flavor that’s addictively tasty.This spam musubi recipe is slightly adapted from the cookbook A Common Table - 80 Recipes and Stories from My Shared Culture…

With this easy recipe, you can make your own authentic Hawaiian Spam Musubi at home! You'll feel like you flew to Hawaii to try this tasty handheld Hawaiian snack. You can easily make a Musubi mold out of a mini SPAM can. Then you can easily assemble your Spam Musubi using nori, the Musubi mold, sushi rice, and cooked Spam.

In this recipe, we'll show you how to make spam musubi with teriyaki sauce right at home. The dipping sauce will give an extra boost of

Spam musubi is a delicious snack originating from Hawaii made from spam, rice, and seaweed which is convenient to eat with your hands.

Hawaiian SPAM Musubi with Dynamite Sauce 11

This spam musubi bowl is the perfect easy and simple recipe for students on a budget.

Ingredients: 4 cups uncooked Japanese sushi rice 4 cups water 5 sheets sushi-nori (seaweed) 1 can SPAM, SPAM LOW SODIUM, or...

Spam musubi is a classic Hawaiian snack or on-the-go lunch, made with a slice of seared spam on top of rice, all wrapped in crispy seaweed!

I have an overhead hovering drone recipe and am guiding a missile of savoriness to wallop your taste buds. So get ready for a flavor bomb! My Teriyaki Spam Musubi will infiltrate your kitchen and hold your palate hostage. Spam has been pushed to the bottom of the food chain since it was introduced by the military to feed G.I.s on the battlefield during WWII. Well, I'm leading its charge into the 21st Century with my own cheap$kate Hawaiian Pearl Harbor recipe that uses a hand grenade-sized…