Kitchen

[jpie]

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@Infinite Mom 47 wrote:

I have one can of Spam in my pantry.  I'm on rations here.  Looks like it will be my Easter ham.  No hams in the stores.  

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I totally get what you are doing. I too, am being very disciplined in using or saving my groceries!  

While I don't have any Spam in my pantry, I applaud you pre-thinking your Easter ham!  Desperate times...... (you know the rest!)

[chickenbutt]

A few decades ago I had a friend who would tell us this story - one of his sweet childhood memories...

His mother would take one and put it in a shallow pan, poke a bunch of cloves into it, then bake it in the oven.  The kids would watch it through the oven window in anticipation of dinner time. 

I always thought that was kind of cute.  But still, no Spam for this chicken! 

[arrabella]

NO!!!!!

[aubnwa01]

My folks used to love to make Spam sandwiches when  Iwas a kid in the 50's with sliced white bread with oleomargarine smeared thick on it & thick slabs of Spam between the slices.  Totally grossed me out! 

I couldn't even stand that sucking sound it made as it came out of the can with all that jellied slimey goop around it!  ::shudder::

I think Spam is one of those things you either love or hate & I'm solidly in the latter category!

[RedTop]

@drizzellla,

No, the Spam does not have to be heated/cooked prior to making the sandwich filling.   

[tiny 2]

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@chickenbutt wrote:

NIcht for me, so there's more for the rest of ya! 

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@chickenbutt 

[insomniac2]

Yuck.

[Tessa Mendoza]

I haven't had Spam since I was a kid.  Once in a while my mom would get it for us as a treat.  We kids liked it fried up wih eggs.

I have a couple of cans in the cupboard now,   Just in case.....  

[Sheila P-Burg]

No! 

[BeccaLou]

@Cats3000 Spam can be prepared like baloney salad. It is Pretty Tasty at times for a quick sandwich.