How Do You Make The Spam Musubi (Hawaiian Style Sushi)?
Spam Musubi is sushi typically made with sushi rice, spam and spices. Spam Musubi originated in Hawaii, and is a classic to the locals, enjoyed by adults and children. Spam Musubi should be cooked and stored either in the oven where temperatures exceed 140 degrees Fahrenheit, or in the fridge where temperatures are below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. If stored in temperatures of 46 to 139 degrees, bacteria will grow on Spam Musubi, causing illness to the consumer. Does this Spark an idea? Cook sushi rice in a rice cooker and set aside in a bowl for later. Cooking the rice first is an essential step because cold rice is easier to work with than hot rice. Cut spam into 10 pieces — eight if you prefer more meaty pieces. Mix the soy sauce and sugar in a mixing bowl. Set aside for later. Place spam on a frying pan at medium-high heat. Pour the soy sauce and sugar mix into the frying pan once the spam starts to cook. This process allows the spam time to marinate the flavors of the soy sauce and su
