Spam! It's what's for dinner!

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With a side of spareribs:-)
Sometimes I score a couple cans of Spam, rub it with yellow mustard, coat liberally with rib rub and smoke while doing other meats.
This stuff is unbelievably good!
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Looks great. I will be making some for the gathering I hope
 
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never smoked it , but ate alot when I was growing up . My Dad used to slice and grill it with sauce . It is good like you said .
 
We ate a lot of Spam growing up in the 1950's. I still eat it frequently today. Sandwiches for lunch and with eggs and pancakes/waffles for breakfast. Cannot beat it. I stick with the original; haven't tried any of the other "flavors".
 
We ate a lot of Spam growing up, Cannot beat it. I stick with the original; haven't tried any of the other "flavors".
I really prefer the low sodium version. We use it in fried rice and a few other random meals. We're not low sodium but everything has so much sodium that I try and watch it with premade stuff.
 
I grew up with Spam and eggs, served sunny sided up over black pepper grits. Slabs of thick sliced bologna in pancake sandwiches with Log Cabin syrup were a special treat on Sundays. That was way back in the day, when Log Cabin came in tins that looked like a log cabin.
I have a couple of cans of Spam (emergency rations ) in the cupboard right now. Next time I fire up a smoker, I'll give this recipe a try.
 
Great idea, I'll have to try this. How long and at what temp?
Smoked at 250° for about 2 1/2 hours. You can tell when it is ready by the way the loaf opens up and the rub gets a bit of crust, or bark
I think next time I will try some Spam steaks. even though I open up the cuts and try to get some rub down in there, it doesn't form a bark like the outside does. thinking I will cut slices 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick, lightly coat with yellow mustard, then sprinkle all sides with rib rub
 
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