Cooking & Baking
Related: About this forumSandwiches of the Seventies: Spam and Branston Pickle
"When I was very young, I went on a school trip and special sandwiches were provided ... The memory of those sandwiches has stayed with me to this day ... but I haven't tried them since. Now it's time to put that right and pass on the excitement to todays' generation"

BoRaGard
(5,864 posts)Now that's a sadwich.
intrepidity
(8,321 posts)Talk about Spam! Guy needs to edit much, much, MUCH more.
SARose
(1,597 posts)Slice it thinner and fry it in a cast iron skillet until crispy. Slap those slices between two slices of white bread - mustard on the bottom and Miracle Whip on top.
Serve with Fritos and sweet tea.
Sadly, I dont eat this anymore.
Dont know about the pickle.
intrepidity
(8,321 posts)My favorite way is with cranberry sauce.
Ill bet that is goood! Gotta love that sweet/salty taste. Thanks!
Ritabert
(1,234 posts)Mustard, mayo and sliced pickle on sourdough bread.
irisblue
(35,231 posts)Also the thinly sliced fried spam & Branston pickle sounds like some thing I would try.
I'd use the rest of the spam the next day for spam& kim chi fried rice.
intrepidity
(8,321 posts)I am a huge fan of long-form media, so it's not an attention issue on my part. Just waaaaay too much extraneous stuff going on. Poor editing.
irisblue
(35,231 posts)Retrograde
(11,159 posts)with alfalfa sprouts, on whole wheat or multigrain bread, the denser the better: that was the thing to eat when I moved to California in the mid 70s.
I'll say I'll try anything once, and I've already tried Spam (twice, in fact), so I can pass on this one - especially for slices that thick. I'll take the Branston pickle, though.