What are you having for dinner? 2.0

[ChrissyRyan]

I might try some fried SPAM tonight.

[Cassi]

I might try some fried SPAM tonight.

Darn, I use to know what SPAM stood for, AM was for Ham, SP, don't remember.

[Northern Star Girl]

I might try some fried SPAM tonight.

Growing up my mom frequently fixed fried SPAM as a breakfast meat....  just do not over-cook it and dry it out... a good heating up is all it needs.

[Cassi]

SPAM   Spiced Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAM   [not an acronym] written spam -- slang name for Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE; junk/bulk email)
SPAM   State Police Association of Massachusetts
SPAM   Stop Pornography and Abusive Marketing Act
SPAM   Stupid, Pointless Annoying Message (folk etymology)
SPAM   Space Planning and Management (University of Missouri - Columbia)
SPAM   Specially Prepared American Meat (folk etymology)
SPAM   Society for the Publication of American Music
SPAM   Service Provisioning and Account Management
SPAM   Survey Processing and Management
SPAM   Spectral Processing and Manipulation (Ocean Optics)
SPAM   Search Pattern Assessment Model
SPAM   Society of Properties Artisan Managers
SPAM   Schools of the Pacific Atmospheric Monitoring
SPAM   Systems Personnel Activity Meeting (Yale)
SPAM   Society for the Preservation of Amplitude Modulation
SPAM   Shelter, Portable, Air Mobile
SPAM   Shelter, Protective, Aircraft Maintenance
SPAM   Some Place Around Montana / Missouri / Massachusetts / Mississippi / Maine :-)
SPAM   SGML Parser Add Markup
SPAM   Slant Path Attenuation Model (antennas)
SPAM   Singing Produces Awesome Miracles (Lansing, MI school choir)
SPAM   Strike Package and Associated Messages (tactical Tomahawk weapon control system)
SPAM   Scanning Photo-Acoustic Microscopy
SPAM   Society for Palmtop Advancement through Meetings (San Francisco, CA)
SPAM   Student Peer Abstinence Movement (Montana)
SPAM   Shoulder of Pork & Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAM   Solar Powered Area Monitor
Copyri

[Roll]

Full confession here. Until recently I didn't know what corned beef was. I thought it actually hard corn in it and only came in those nasty cans. Did I mention this already, I feel like maybe I did? Anywho, yeah. Apparently it doesn't. So I saw a corned beef brisket on sale earlier after I got back from my misadventure with the pizza and cancelled laser appointment. Bought it, cooked it, ate it along with some of the asparagus I've listed recipe for before. I liked it. I'd do a different seasoning next time, maybe more of a Jerk-chicken inspired glaze like i saw some recipes use (I couldn't find my allspice so didn't this time), but was good and cheap.

[Cassi]

Full confession here. Until recently I didn't know what corned beef was. I thought it actually hard corn in it and only came in those nasty cans. Did I mention this already, I feel like maybe I did? Anywho, yeah. Apparently it doesn't. So I saw a corned beef brisket on sale earlier after I got back from my misadventure with the pizza and cancelled laser appointment. Bought it, cooked it, ate it along with some of the asparagus I've listed recipe for before. I liked it. I'd do a different seasoning next time, maybe more of a Jerk-chicken inspired glaze like i saw some recipes use (I couldn't find my allspice so didn't this time), but was good and cheap.

Corn Beef Hash - An excellent breakfast staple up there with biscuits and gravy, ham and eggs, et al.

[Devlyn]

Full confession here. Until recently I didn't know what corned beef was. I thought it actually hard corn in it and only came in those nasty cans. Did I mention this already, I feel like maybe I did? Anywho, yeah. Apparently it doesn't. So I saw a corned beef brisket on sale earlier after I got back from my misadventure with the pizza and cancelled laser appointment. Bought it, cooked it, ate it along with some of the asparagus I've listed recipe for before. I liked it. I'd do a different seasoning next time, maybe more of a Jerk-chicken inspired glaze like i saw some recipes use (I couldn't find my allspice so didn't this time), but was good and cheap.

How did you cook it?

[Cassi]

How did you cook it?

Maybe she:
SPAM'd it    Specially Prepared American Meat (folk etymology)

[Roll]

Seasoned with packet it came with, added some clove. Wrapped tightly with foil on a broiler pan with water below the rack, 2 and a half hours at 325 (it was a small brisket), then removed from foil and covered in a brown sugar and dijon mustard glaze, put under broiler on both sides to really crisp up and render out the fat layer.

I would usually do a different method for something like that, but I wanted to cook it tonight and only had a few hours. Was still super tender.

[Devlyn]

Maybe she:
SPAM'd it    Specially Prepared American Meat (folk etymology)

SPAM  Susan's Place Army Maiden =  Devlyn   

Seasoned with packet it came with, added some clove. Wrapped tightly with foil on a broiler pan with water below the rack, 2 and a half hours at 325 (it was a small brisket), then removed from foil and covered in a brown sugar and dijon mustard glaze, put under broiler on both sides to really crisp up and render out the fat layer.

I would usually do a different method for something like that, but I wanted to cook it tonight and only had a few hours. Was still super tender.

I like to throw it in the crockpot and go to work, that usually gets it done. 

[Cassi]

SPAM  Susan's Place Army Maiden =  Devlyn   


I like to throw it in the crockpot and go to work, that usually gets it done. 

SPICED HAM

The crock pot has become one of my closest companions.

[ChrissyRyan]

Growing up my mom frequently fixed fried SPAM as a breakfast meat....  just do not over-cook it and dry it out... a good heating up is all it needs.

That is right.  SPAM is actually cooked in the can that it is packaged in at the processing plant, so it could be eaten right out of the can, as it is fully cooked.  Many people like to fry it some.  As you say, do not overdo it.

Chrissy

[ChrissyRyan]

SPAM   Spiced Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAM   [not an acronym] written spam -- slang name for Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE; junk/bulk email)
SPAM   State Police Association of Massachusetts
SPAM   Stop Pornography and Abusive Marketing Act
SPAM   Stupid, Pointless Annoying Message (folk etymology)
SPAM   Space Planning and Management (University of Missouri - Columbia)
SPAM   Specially Prepared American Meat (folk etymology)
SPAM   Society for the Publication of American Music
SPAM   Service Provisioning and Account Management
SPAM   Survey Processing and Management
SPAM   Spectral Processing and Manipulation (Ocean Optics)
SPAM   Search Pattern Assessment Model
SPAM   Society of Properties Artisan Managers
SPAM   Schools of the Pacific Atmospheric Monitoring
SPAM   Systems Personnel Activity Meeting (Yale)
SPAM   Society for the Preservation of Amplitude Modulation
SPAM   Shelter, Portable, Air Mobile
SPAM   Shelter, Protective, Aircraft Maintenance
SPAM   Some Place Around Montana / Missouri / Massachusetts / Mississippi / Maine :-)
SPAM   SGML Parser Add Markup
SPAM   Slant Path Attenuation Model (antennas)
SPAM   Singing Produces Awesome Miracles (Lansing, MI school choir)
SPAM   Strike Package and Associated Messages (tactical Tomahawk weapon control system)
SPAM   Scanning Photo-Acoustic Microscopy
SPAM   Society for Palmtop Advancement through Meetings (San Francisco, CA)
SPAM   Student Peer Abstinence Movement (Montana)
SPAM   Shoulder of Pork & Ham (Hormel canned pork developed in 1937)
SPAM   Solar Powered Area Monitor
Copyri

The above must be an example of the SPAM messages and emails that come in everyday, huh?

[Cassi]

That is right.  SPAM is actually cooked in the can that it is packaged in at the processing plant, so it could be eaten right out of the can, as it is fully cooked.  Many people like to fry it some.  As you say, do not overdo it.

Chrissy

It's good to learn something new everyday!  I did not know until now that SPAM is cooked in the can and not cooked and canned.
http://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Spam.html

[Cassi]

The above must be an example of the SPAM messages and emails that come in everyday, huh?

LOL, well except for the first one which identified SPAM as Spiced Ham

[ChrissyRyan]

It's good to learn something new everyday!  I did not know until now that SPAM is cooked in the can and not cooked and canned.
http://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Spam.html

SPAM also has a few different formulations depending on the foreign country where it is sold.

SPAM is also stolen in larger quantities now from stores in Hawaii, after the state raised the dollar amount of goods that must be stolen to make the theft a felony. 

[Cassi]

SPAM also has a few different formulations depending on the foreign country where it is sold.

SPAM is also stolen in larger quantities now from stores in Hawaii, after the state raised the dollar amount of goods that must be stolen to make the theft a felony.

Back in the day, the difference between a misdemeanor and felony was so much but produce and meat products had a lower dollar value so less could be penalized more.

[V M]

Corn Beef Hash - An excellent breakfast staple up there with biscuits and gravy, ham and eggs, et al.

Darn you!!! Now a plate with corned beef hash (topped with an egg) with some biscuits n' gravy is tempting me

I've a good mind to catch me a leprechaun and shake 'em by one leg for a bit of coin then go to the grocery

[Cassi]

Darn you!!! Now a plate with corned beef hash (topped with an egg) with some biscuits n' gravy is tempting me

I've a good mind to catch me a leprechaun and shake 'em by one leg for a bit of coin then go to the grocery

ROTFL,  When the Devyl mentioned his crocking the corn beef, the first thought in my head was I'd better start peeling those spuds.............................

[Drexy/Drex]

Perhaps a 1kg tomahawk ....or maybe  pizza