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By Bobf44
on December 12, 2011
ONO!! Thank you! I have experimented with using other meats as well. Chicken (Teriyaki, sweet and sour, bbq), Kalua Pork, Korean bbq Beef (boneless of course), Hot Dogs (with chilli too), Miso Salmon. Just put in what ever you like with rice. It's endless.
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on April 02, 2010
This looks wonderful! I bet my friend Alex would just loooooove it. :)
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We were having "Hawaiian Days" at our work to break up the blahhs of winter. My boss used to live in Hawaii and when I asked her to give me ideas on something to make, she requested this dish. It was a hit for those who had eaten Musubi before. They said the rice is the hardest part and they loved mine. I gave only 4 stars for your recipe because you did not have any instructions for the sweet rice. I used Sushi Rice for the sweet rice. I personally liked the musubi, but the sauce was too salty for my tastes.
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on January 22, 2009
Gotta love spam musubi! I first tried them out when I was on vacation at Hawaii... it was great as a quick snack on the go.. easily found at any corner store. There weren't any instructions how to prepare the sushi rice, so I just used regular steamed rice. -1 star for that.
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on November 11, 2008
Loved this! I did add a little bit of brown sugar to the sauce, and found it easier to make this into maki rolls, by cutting the spam slices in half lengthwise. I used the left over sauce for dipping, and it was fantastic! Thank you for such a great recipe.
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on March 26, 2008
This recipes would have been a little confusing had I not known how to make sushi rice since you never mention how to use the vinegar. That said, I made my usual sushi rice recipe using short grain rice, rice vinegar and sugar. I then pressed it into a baking pan lined with saran wrap and let it sit for a little bit while I worked on the Spam. I turned the rice out onto a board and topped with Spam slices and cut around them with a wet knife. I then cut each one in half b4 wrapping them in a strip of nori. There were mixed reviews on this but I loved them. I don't like spam but since I was having a Hawaiian theamed party I thought, why not. I may actually make these for myself again (DH and the kids didn't care for them). I really did enjoy them and cutting them in half made them a good size for finger food. Thanks for posting this. It was fun to try and a great converstation piece. UPDATE: These freeze very well. Wrap tightly in saran wrap and pop in the freezer. You can microwave them if you wish but be careful. Its best if you let them sit out or in the fridge to defrost. If you take them along for lunch just pop them in your bento box in the morning and they should defrost by noon.
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I love Spam and always get this at O'Hana's. Now I can make my own, my daughter was in heaven!
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on February 08, 2008
Born and raised in Hawaii, and making Spam Musubi's for nearly all of my life... I HAVE NEVER HAD A BETTER TASTING MUSUBI... Thank you so much for a new and improved way to make them! My hubby and his friends are going on a fishing/camping trip this weekend and I wanted to make them something extra special! AND EXTRA SPECIAL IS WHAT I GOT HERE :) I used only 1/4 cup of the rice vinegar. I went by taste so that it wouldn't be too sweet. AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME and of course... "MAHALO!"
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I made this recipe so many times i got sick of them (but in a good way). Needless to say it's a great easy recipe ...LOVED IT. And so much cheaper than going to the local store than makes them.
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on April 15, 2007
I have so missed Spam musubi since moving back from Oahu. This recipe is so good, and tastes exactly as I remember it. I lucked out and still had my plastic musubi-shaper from Long's. Good thing, since I'll be making these lots. Mahalo!
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These are the best!! We were stationed at Schofield Barrack, Hawaii, so my kids grew up on these. They are better than hot dogs at ball games and are great to pack for quick and easy lunches or picnics. Thanks for sharing!!
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on November 09, 2006
My husband is from Oahu and he introduced these to me. I beg my husband to make them for me. It was interesting how instead of selling hotdogs at sports games, they would sell these. I never thought Spam could be so good!
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on September 01, 2005
I love musubi!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #174547
on April 13, 2005
Fixed these for the grandkids as they never knew how it tasted. I have to keep making it now. Raised on Kauai and this is great. I sprinkled some furukaki on the rice before wrapping with seaweed. Furukaki can be found in Japanese store.
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on May 19, 2004
I lived on Oahu for 4 years and this became a staple snack for me. I love this recipe so much. It proves that spam is a tasty snack!
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Wonderful, tangy and salty and delicious. I've been wanting to try this for a long time and am so glad I did. Thanks for the recipe!
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Serving Size: 1 (231 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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