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    Yea wildgoth, My mother-in-law never hsd spam. Just dteamed rice and about 20 different kinds of spiced vegetables.
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    Spam sliced and fried in brown sugar. Scrapple sliced and fried with maple syrup in it. Oh for my misspent youth.
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    Here's what I do with it: Note this was an adapted recipe caused by running out of bacon...

    Put 2 cups rice on to boil. (4 cups water)

    take can of spam and dice.
    put in another pan with a dice onion and diced ortega chilis.
    saute.
    add one bag of frozen shelled edemame(soybeans)
    saute until cooked, 10 minutes max.
    add the cooked rice and stir in 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese

    serve with a fine canned beer
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    Chopped up into very small pieces, add equally small chunks of potatos, season salt,pepper, garlic and onion powder. Fry up like you would corn beef hash, when potatoe are almost done "scramble in a couple of eggs some crumbled bacon pieces. cover with some sausage gravy, and serve with fresh hot bisquits.
    If by what I have learned over the years, allow me to help one person to start to prepare. If all the mistakes I have made, let me give one person the wisdom that allows them to save their life or the life of a loved one in an emergency. Then I will truly know that all the work I have done will have been worth every minute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldsoldier View Post
    Chopped up into very small pieces, add equally small chunks of potatos, season salt,pepper, garlic and onion powder. Fry up like you would corn beef hash, when potatoe are almost done "scramble in a couple of eggs some crumbled bacon pieces. cover with some sausage gravy, and serve with fresh hot bisquits.
    Oooohhhh That sounds like a winner!!!
    Yummy!
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    WOW!!!! My eyes are tearing up and my tummy's rumbling.
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    I just cut thin and fry it in a pan like you would pork roll...and use it like any other salty meat.
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    Spam (and its generic knock-offs) is one of my FAVORITE backpack foods. It packs well, and it is a lot of calories and replenishment of salts in one can - good hiking food. You can eat it like it is or roast it on a stick, or make soup with it, or whatever you want. Very versitile.

    The empty can is very useful, too. On a hike last year I used an empty Spam can to steam a crawfish. I stuffed it in the can with some wild onions and some water. Turned out pretty good. The only problem is that the can has a plastic coated lining that you might want to burn out before using. Otherwise the can makes a very handle little pot/cup/bowl.

    On a side note, we almost never had real Spam. We usually got the cheaper, less tasty TREET. If you are not familiar with it, its kind of like meat-flavored jello. Not nearly as good as Spam, but for "po folks" like us, it was good enough.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trabitha View Post
    I just cut thin and fry it in a pan like you would pork roll...and use it like any other salty meat.
    Wow, would you be referring to "Taylor Pork Roll" (it's own separate food group along with bacon)?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowgirlup View Post
    Oooohhhh That sounds like a winner!!!
    Yummy!
    It is good only takes a few minutes to fix really cheap to prepare and good even when camping.
    If by what I have learned over the years, allow me to help one person to start to prepare. If all the mistakes I have made, let me give one person the wisdom that allows them to save their life or the life of a loved one in an emergency. Then I will truly know that all the work I have done will have been worth every minute.

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    Cut SPAM into small chuncks, add chopped onions, 1 can of red Kidney beans, simmer for 15 minutes, add a dash of hot sauce and a side of cornbread.

    When my wife goes on vacation this goes on the stove,
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