6-Can Set Spam - Same-Day Shipping from Okinawa - 25% Less Salt

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In addition to chanpuru and Spam musubi, I've also been recreating the delicious Spam fry from Okinawa Lawson at home recently.
It has a unique flavor that cannot be replicated with regular sausages, so please give it a try.

★How many Spam musubi can be made from one can?
Personally, I find 12 slices to be just right.
If you prefer thicker slices, you can add egg and reduce the saltiness for a delicious result.
I recommend using about one lightly packed bowl of rice and forming the musubi while the rice is still hot.
After grilling Spam on both sides, drizzling soy sauce over it enhances the flavor.

★Recommended ways to use 1/3 of a can at a time! @ For families of 3-4

① Chanpuru
You don't necessarily need to pair it with bitter melon; leftover vegetables (such as komatsuna, daikon radish, carrots, mushrooms, cabbage, etc. – anything works) are perfectly fine.
Please try to include egg if possible. It's also delicious seasoned with Hondashi.
When stir-frying, a splash of shochu (as a substitute for awamori) adds a wonderful aroma.
One can (including shipping) costs around 555 yen. Using 1/3 of it costs about 185 yen. Even with added vegetables and egg, it can be a main dish for around 300-400 yen.

② Spam Egg
Sliced and paired with tamagoyaki (rolled omelet), it's perfect for breakfast.
Think of it as a substitute for bacon or sausage.
For added color, serving it with asparagus is also delicious. Sauté the asparagus in the fat rendered from cooking the Spam.

③ Spam for Peperoncino or Carbonara
Finely julienned, it's delicious when used in place of bacon.
The rendered fat is also flavorful, so adding it when sautéing garlic allows it to cook thoroughly and enhances the taste.
For carbonara, adding a soft-boiled egg and adjusting the seasoning to avoid it becoming too rich is recommended.
For peperoncino, pairing it with mushrooms is perfect for those concerned about saltiness and makes for an easy home lunch.
It's also delicious with udon or somen noodles instead of spaghetti.

??Applications
Adding diced and pan-fried Spam to fried rice or mixed rice (takikomi gohan) will perfectly season the dish.
Alternatively, finely sliced and stir-fried Spam can be paired with lettuce or leafy greens (as a substitute for bacon bits).
It's also great in Shin Ramyun or kimchi hot pot. You can simmer it without frying.
It's also recommended to add it to miso soup for extra volume.

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