What can you do with Spam meat?

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1. Air fry it. Air fry Spam in slices and serve with eggs or rice, or try these Spam fries.
2. Arancini. Form leftover risotto into a ball.
3. Arepas.
4. Bahn Mi sandwich.
5. Bibimbap with Spam.
6. BBQ (Filipino BBQ).
7. Fried Rice with Spam.
8. Grilled Cheese with Spam.

What is good with fried Spam?

At the very simplest, a few slices of fried Spam go nicely with toast and eggs.

Can you put Spam in an air fryer?

Air Fryer Spam Recipe Cut the Spam into 1cm (0.4 inches) slices. Preheat the air fryer to 200°C (400°F). It will take roughly five minutes to heat. Place the sliced Spam into the air fryer basket.

How do you eat a Spam ham?

Spam is perfectly fine to eat straight from can. And as far as frying up slices, they taste so much better than uncooked. Try it fried with eggs or in a sandwich to make it tasty; some people find it can be nasty cold from can.

What should you not put in an air fryer?

5 Things You Should Never Cook in an Air Fryer

1. Battered foods. Unless the food is pre-fried and frozen, you’ll want to avoid placing wet batter in the air fryer.
2. Fresh greens. Leafy greens like spinach will cook unevenly due to the high-speed air.
3. Whole roasts.
4. Cheese.
5. Raw grains.

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