MY VERSIONGREAT WITH BAKE SPAMSIMPLE AND DELICIOUSLOVING IT

A cheap quick meal. Done in 10 minutes.

My boyfriend is Filipino and loves this dish, it's become a comfort food for me as well :)

Had the munchies so I improvised

You can never forget to get a can of SPAM as a souvenir when you visit Hawaii.Whenever I miss Hawaii, I make Spam musubi to get me in a Hawaiian mood.If you don't have Spam, you can make something similar with ham. Try it with kimchi, cheese, furikake rice seasoning, thin omelettes, shiso leaves, sesame, etc. Find your favorite! For 4 servings. Recipe by Banirapurin

Spam Musubi is a popular Hawaiian snack made with a slice of grilled or pan-fried Spam placed on top of a compact block of seasoned sushi rice, wrapped together with a strip of nori (seaweed). Savory, slightly sweet, and satisfyingly filling, this handheld treat blends Japanese and Hawaiian flavors in a simple yet crave-worthy bite. Often served warm or at room temperature, Spam Musubi is perfect for lunch, picnics, or a quick on-the-go snack.

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

Thank you for making this recipe popular on 05/12/2017!A Hawaiian classic! It may not look perfect, but it's delicious, so give it a try!The origin of this recipeI love the taste I enjoyed in Hawaii. I wanted to eat SPAM musubi even while in Japan, so I made it!

If you like sushi, you'll love this!

My hubby and I went to Hawaii on vacation and found this was a local favorite and could get them everywhere! We tried it on the beach and fell in love, deee licious! So when we got he we learned to make it ourselves.