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Published 2023-09-30
The Ultimate Spam, Mayo, Mustard, and Tomato Sandwich

This recipe takes the classic fried spam sandwich to a whole new level with a delicious combination of creamy mayo, tangy mustard, and juicy tomato.

*Ingredients:*

* 2 slices of bread (white, wheat, sourdough, or your favorite type)
* 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
* 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard (or yellow mustard)
* 2 slices Spam, classic or flavored
* 1 large tomato, sliced
* Cooking oil, for frying
* Pinch of salt and pepper (optional)
* Optional extras: Lettuce, sliced cheese, pickle slices

*Instructions:*

1. *Prepare the bread:* Spread mayonnaise on one side of each bread slice. You can choose to spread the mustard on the other side of the bread or directly onto the spam after frying.

2. *Heat the oil:* In a large skillet or pan, heat enough cooking oil over medium heat. You want the oil to be hot enough to sizzle when the spam hits the pan.

3. *Fry the Spam:* Place the Spam slices in the hot oil and cook for 2-3 minutes per side, or until golden brown and crispy.

4. *Season the Spam (optional):* Once fried, sprinkle the Spam with a pinch of salt and pepper to taste (optional).

5. *Assemble the sandwich:* Place one fried Spam slice on the mayo-coated side of one bread slice.

6. *Mustard magic:* Spread your chosen amount of mustard directly onto the Spam or onto the other mayo-coated bread slice (depending on your preference).

7. *Layer it up:* Add the sliced tomato to the sandwich.

8. *Optional additions:* Feel free to add other toppings at this point, like lettuce, cheese, or pickle slices.

9. *The grand finale:* Top with the other bread slice, mayo side facing inwards.

10. *Press and toast (optional):* You can gently press down on the sandwich to help everything stay together. If you prefer a warmer and slightly toasted bread, place the sandwich back in the pan with a little butter and toast for another minute or two per side, until golden brown.

11. *Slice and enjoy:* Cut the sandwich in half diagonally and enjoy your delicious creation!

*Tips:*

* For a richer flavor, you can toast the bread in the pan with a little butter before adding the mayo.
* If you don't have Dijon mustard, yellow mustard is a perfectly acceptable substitute.
* Get creative with your toppings! This recipe is a great base to experiment with different flavors and textures.
* Leftovers can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.

All Comments (21)
  • @yongcastillo1993
    My sister actually ran away from home because of Spam. Growing up in the 60s, the folks didn’t have a lot of money so we had Spam pretty much every day. I loved the stuff then and love it to this day. Clarice hated it, got in arguments with mom and dad, and eventually packed a bag and left home at 15. Happy to say she made amends years later with all of us. Clarice has a good sense of humor, too, because she laughs when I send her a can of Spam every year on her birthday. Okay then, that’s my Spam story.
  • @raeganlady
    My dad used to make me and my brothers grilled cheese and spam sandwiches for lunch. Still a go to easy lunch for me 😊
  • wow nice to see someone else that likes this sandwich i have been eating spam like this for almost 40 years the mayo was the only thing i don't put on my version but will have to try it now
  • Looks good. I like the lite version with pickles, onion and brown mustard.
  • This has got to be one of the most dangass ridiculous recommendations youtube done ever sent me... and yet... I vibe with this man. The true star of this episode is that knife he used to cut the sandwich. That's one of the most effective shandwich cutting knives I've ever seen in my life.
  • @cindymalone4006
    I'm old school too.Grew up eating Spam,still eat itsometimes.Itsgood for sandwiches and to create other dishes too.I like to sing that 1990s Spam song from the tv commercials.lol.
  • @josephgaviota
    0:10 If you're a SPAM lover, you might like a "SPAM slicer" ... each slice is exactly consistent, each is ≈ 1 oz ... so it's super easy to portion!
  • @jimdavidson7771
    I'd say something snarky about this, but I'm a sucker for an over-done fried bologna sandwich.
  • i love spam! its extremely loved where im from! sometimes i use it to make regional dish, sometimes i use it to make budae jjigae and now that i live in america theres like 30 types to try. its all so tasty.
  • @ryansmiley5495
    I like it with raw toast mayo and provolone. Yum yum 😋
  • Oh my gosh! That makes me hungry for a spam sandwich! Not a cheap meat anymore so haven’t had a good ole spam sandwich in a long time😢!
  • @jldlott
    You get points for slicing nice, even and straight slices!