SPAM & Cheese Sandwich

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Yes I did! I made a SPAM & Cheese Sandwich! I have never had SPAM before and my husband saw it at the grocery store and gave it to me to make something with it for my blog. I bought SPAM many decades ago and I was afraid to try it so I gave it away to a food drive! I have never heard anything bad about SPAM, I just didn’t know if I would like it.

According to http://www.mailguard.com, the word SPAM is derived from a contraction of “Spiced Ham”. During WWII and beyond, the word SPAM stood for “Special Processed American Meat”. The first can of SPAM was produced in 1937 when it became the USA’s biggest seller. When Americans went to WWII they were given 15 million cans of SPAM each week!

 

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Ingredients

 

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Take the SPAM out of the

can and slice it into 8 pieces.

 

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Place the Spam slices on a large frying

pan that has been preheated over

medium heat. Do not add any oil.

Cook both sides until hot and they start

to get brown. Set aside and keep warm.

 

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Butter one side of each piece of bread.

 

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Place one piece of bread, butter

side down, in the same frying pan.

 

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Add a piece of SPAM.

 

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Place a slice of cheese to top. Repeat

with SPAM and another slice of cheese.

 

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Top with the last piece of

buttered bread, butter side up.

 

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Continue to cook until the bread

is a golden brown, turn the

sandwich over and brown

the other buttered side.

 

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Slice diagonally and serve.

 

SPAM & Cheese Sandwich

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Ingredients

  • 1 – 12 oz. can classic SPAM
  • 2 slices bread, your favorite kind
  • 1-2 Tbsp. butter, softened
  • 2 slices American Cheese, or your favorite kind

Directions

  1. Remove the SPAM from the can and slice it into 8 pieces.
  2. Place the SPAM slices into a large, ungreased, frying pan over medium heat.
  3. Cook both sides of the SPAM until hot and it starts to turn brown. Remove from the pan and set aside keeping warm.
  4. Butter one side of each slice of bread.
  5. Place one piece of bread buttered side down in the same frying pan.
  6. Add a slice of SPAM.
  7. Top with a slice of cheese. Repeat with SPAM and cheese.
  8. Put the last slice of bread on top, buttered side up.
  9. Continue to cook until the bread is a golden brown. Turn sandwich over and brown the other buttered side.
  10. Place the sandwich on a plate and slice in half, diagonally, then serve.

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Categories: Bread, Milk Based, Pork/Ham

54 Comments »

  3. Oh, this makes me so happy. I love grilled or pan-seared Spam. I am the only one in my family that will eat it so I rarely buy it unless I just get a craving for it. Congrats on being brave Diane!
    I will have to share this to prove I am not the only one who eats Spam. Wait, you didn’t say if you liked it? lol

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  8. My grandmother used to make things like this with spam when I was a kid so I was never as unsure about spam as I know a lot of others are! And it’s really popular in Hawaii and they have lots of creative recipes using it, even in sushi, oddly enough!

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    • It took me decades to try it. I don’t like it right out of the can but fried and on a sandwich was very good! I even ate the fried leftover pieces cold for lunch the next day and they were delicious!

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