Do you need to cook Spam before making a sandwich?
Yes, this recipe pan-fries the Spam slices until they are crispy on both sides, which takes about 3-4 minutes total. Cooking brings out better flavor and texture.
What type of Spam is used in this recipe?
The recipe calls for oven roasted turkey variety Spam (12 oz can), though classic Spam or other varieties can be substituted based on preference.
Can you make this sandwich ahead of time?
Best served fresh and warm. If preparing ahead, store components separately in an airtight container for up to 2 days, then assemble just before eating to keep bread from getting soggy.
What cheese works best in this sandwich?
Provolone is used in this recipe for its mild flavor and melting ability, but American cheese, cheddar, or Swiss would also work well.
How do you keep the bread from getting soggy?
Toast the bread thoroughly and assemble the sandwich right before eating. Apply mayonnaise to both slices to create a barrier between the bread and wet ingredients.