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Spam Musubi (Hawaiian Spam Musubi)
A homemade version of the famous Hawaiian snack Spam Musubi: flavored rice, caramelized Spam, nori, and a sweet soy-mirin sauce, all rolled and wrapped for on-the-go eating.
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Critical Success Points
- • Brown the Spam without burning (step 3).
- • Reduce the sauce to the right consistency and coat the Spam (steps 4‑5).
- • Press the rice and seal the nori properly so the musubi holds together (step 7).
Safety Warnings
- • Watch out for hot oil splatters when frying the Spam.
- • Handle plastic film carefully to avoid cuts.
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