One of my guilty pleasures is Spam. All my life! It went on every camping trip as a Boy Scout, my dad would pack it if I didn't. So when i saw this video, my mouth was watering full bore. I'll try it for certain, and if it's close, I'm going to learn to can it.
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I love SPAM. In kindergarten we had a project about dinosaurs. It asked all those things like what a dinosaur smells like, etc... when it got to the taste like part I answered SPAM..... 30+ years later and I still haven’t lived it down.Last edited by Nate; May 12, 2019, 07:42 PM.
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My father in law likes spam, so I made a batch of this for brunch today. Turned out pretty good, some of the guests wouldn't even try it though.
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Growing up my Mom would make something she called American Chop Suey with Spam.
Start by cubing up two cans of Spam. Brown the cubes up in a pan with a bit of butter.
Next remove the Spam and set aside.
Add a stick of butter to the pan and sweat down a large onion chopped, a head of garlic minced and a head of celery chopped.
Once the vegetables are translucent, add a cup or two of chicken stock.
Make a slurry of corn starch, cold water and soy sauce.
Use this slurry to thicken up whats in the pan.
Stir back in the Spam.
Serve over steamed rice rice with La Choy crunchy Chow Mein noodles and La Chow Soy Sauce.
I’m now hungry for this myself and will have to make it sometime soon.
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