Recipe: Delicious Spam With Wasabi Fried Rice

Spam With Wasabi Fried Rice. Our tasty SPAM® fried rice combines teriyaki meat, vegetables, and soy sauce into a meal you'll love. Well, turn the meaning of feeling fried upsidedown with irresitable SPAM® Fried Nice. Now feeling fried means you're more than satisfied and your taste buds are delightfully entertained.

Which rice is best for fried rice? Be sure to grab either medium or long grain rice. Jasmine rice works really well in fried rice. You can have Spam With Wasabi Fried Rice using 7 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Spam With Wasabi Fried Rice

1. You need 1 can of spam.
2. You need 2 cup of cooked white rice.
3. Prepare of WASABI SOY MIXTURE.
4. It's 2 tbsp of light soy sauce or teriyaki soy sauce.
5. Prepare 1 tbsp of wasabi paste.
6. Prepare of GARNISH OPTION.
7. Prepare 2 tbsp of otona no furikake / ready to eat seaweed topping.

Fried rice with spam, eggs and mixed vegetables in this quick and easy Spam fried rice recipe that you can make at home in a jiffy. There are different kinds of fried rice recipes, and one of the best ones is made with spam. I've made pancetta fried rice and quinoa fried rice so I went a different route using Spam. I know that some people have HUGE aversions to canned meat but Spam was a major staple in our household growing up and it was such a delight when my mom would break open a can of Spam.

Spam With Wasabi Fried Rice instructions

1. Pan fried black pepper flavoured spam or any spam till its lighly crispy and brown then drain and set aside.
2. Put the cooked white rice onto a non stick pan then pour the wasabi soy sauce mixture and stir fry to mix.
3. Add the fried spam and stir fry to mix for another 2 minutes then off heat and add seasoning and stir fry to mix.

Spam fried rice for brunch with not only bits of spam but also Portuguese sausage AND bacon? Spam musubi with your morning coffee at the local bakery the next day? So in chronicling some of the tastes of Hawaii from our trip. I've had it with spam for example (but the nutrition value might be different in that case). Also with the wasabi, you can add more or none depending on your taste.