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The Hipsters Spam Musubi Recipe

	Cookingfromthehip / All my dishes 1 month, 3 weeks ago There are soooo many ways to doctor this up to your liking. You can use leftover meats from the night before, or no meat at all and just veggies but, the most important thing is the rice.... Use the "finger rule" Dip your finger in your ric... More Prep:20m Cook:60m Servings:10	Cookingfrom
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Ingredients

3 cups un-cooked Calrose rice

3 cups water

6 sheets of sushi nori (dried seaweed)

1 can of spam

4 eggs

2 table spoons of oyster sauce

1/4 cup cooking oil

salt to taste

Directions

Either in a small pot or rice cooker pot, place rice and water

Rinse rice thoroughly until water is clear and not cloudy

If using stove top bring water to a boil

Lower heat and cover till water is gone

Set aside and allow to cool

Slice spam in 1/8" thick slices

drizzle oil in frying pan and cook till slightly brown

beat eggs in small bowl

add oyster sauce and mix some more

Do not scramble eggs just gently fold while cooking

Take out Musubi Maker and moisten insides slightly

Pack insides of musubi maker with cooked rice to form rectangle

Cut strips of nori approx. 3" wide the length of nori sheet

Cut eggs into size of musubi maker

Place rectangular rice over 3" wide nori

Place egg ontop of rice

Place spam on top of egg

Wrap nori around itself and moisten end with water to adhere to itself

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Comments

hungrybear 1 month, 3 weeks ago said:
I like can spam but not all the time lol

cookingfromthehip 1 month, 3 weeks ago said:
Hungry, you can swap out the spam for leftover meats that you may have or like I do, use teri-beef or teri-chicken... It is ONO!!!!

greekgirrrl 1 week, 6 days ago said:
YUM! Is Calrose rice a brand?

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