lunch · dairy-free
Spam musubi
Hawaii's favorite handheld snack: slices of seared canned ham glazed in sweet soy, pressed onto seasoned sushi rice and wrapped with nori.
- Time
- 35min
- Steps
- 4
Ingredients
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Allergens
Contains wheat, soy and sesame.
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Method
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1
Sear the slices until browned on both sides, add the glaze and cook until sticky.
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2
Line the empty can (or a musubi mold) with plastic wrap, press in rice, sprinkle furikake and top with a slice.
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3
Unmold onto a nori strip and wrap tightly, sealing with a grain of rice.
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4
Eat warm or at room temperature.
