I have watched at least 4 other videos and I think yours is the best. You measured your sauce and it looked thicker than all the others I watched. It stuck to the spam. Thank you so much.
I remember my dad made it slightly differently, by lightly toasting the nori on the oven burner(this was especially essential in Hawaii if the nori packing was already opened/used previously), then brushing one side of the toasted nori with a light coat of shoyu. Later with the influence of our Korean neighbors, he added a little sesame seed oil to the shoyu. Modern Hawaii, really is a mixing pot of so many different cuisines coming together.. So Ono!
Im not sure about adding the shoyu ( soy sauce). The nori by itself is already salty, the furikake is also salty and don't tell me how much salt is on the spam.... And now you're gonna add shoyu on top of it?? Yikes!!
@@henrytenden HA! Like anyone who eats Spam, worries about Salt! What I did post is: "brushing one side of the toasted nori with a light coat of shoyu." A brushed light coat of anything is minimal. If you prefer to cut down on Salt, skip most Hawaiian style foods & let people who like this kind of thing, enjoy it. You aren't sure about this, because you didn't grow up eating like this. I did. I am sure that I'm going to die, just not today. Please live a long happy life any way you choose!
@@tilepusher Hey man if high blood pressure and heart diseases is your thing and that somehow makes you "Hawaiian", then by all means go for it...!! 🤣🤣🤣
@@henrytenden HA! Thank you for your blessing. I am not made "Hawaiian" by what I eat, nor am I hiding behind claiming that I am Hawaiian. I go for everything, but thank you for advising me to live my life this way. I am not claiming to know you. It seems like you think you know me & are angry about it. I am so glad that you care enough about me, to give me free, unasked for advice. Chill man, it raises your blood pressure. There is no way that any food that has Spam in it is going to be healthy. The added Nitrites alone are insane. Yet, here we are, you trying to make a Spam Musubi, healthier? It's never going to be good for you. No one is ever going to save anyone's life by commenting on a snack/cooking video. To help you know more about me, so you can use that for your hate, I'm 97 years old, my heart & blood pressure is surprisingly great... so it's not my salt intake that is killing me... it's my smoking. I often think if adding MSG or Angel Dust would make my cigs taste better? I have so many things I need to quit to be healthier & eating unhealthy Spam Musubi's is so low on that list. You be you & I will wait for your hate. Peace Out.
@@tilepusher You are really something else... When I said adding more sodium is not good for you, your reply is that you didn't ask for my advice, that I didn't know what I was talking about, that I shouldn't make a comment about it because that's how the Hawaiian eat their food and I didn't grow up eating like that. So I gave up and said do whatever you like then if that's your thing and now you said "I hate you" ...... So I guess, congratulations??? You've won no matter what.. 🤷🤷🤣
Wife and I live in Japan, and sometimes we see this sold in convenience stores. We make our own version at home every Friday mornings, which we then eat at the nearby lake park for breakfast. Our version doesn't have sauce or furikake, but we use Kewpie mayo and tamago-yaki.
I have to say that your mom's superpower is that, She's so adorable! The mother/daughter bonding was wonderful and now, I can't wait to do the Hawaii thing by making musubi. Thank you guys.
Your mom is so adorable and is a pro at explaining how to do it. I followed this recipe and it came out perfectly! My entire family loved it. Thank you for this video and send a big thank you to your mom for sharing! ❤❤❤
@@playswellwithbutter I can’t thank you and your mom enough. This will definitely be our go-to recipe and enjoyed many times. When I see how happy my family is when I make something for them that they love, I get excited to make it. This will be a regular plate at our house.
I still use this recipe every time I make musubi or a musubi bake. I’m making it as we speak and wanted to pop in and say hi. Everyone needs to try this recipe. I got musubi from a Poke place and it didn’t compare to this one. ❤❤❤
I live in Scandinavia so Hawaiian food is not that prevalent in the local restaurant scene apart from poke bowls. Luckily, I stumbled upon a recipe for spam musubi a few years ago and loved it. It's easy to make and tasty at the same time. Thanks for an awesome video that made me yearn for this dish again. I guess the algorithms did their job right this time around. Mahalo!
Grew up and spent most of my life on Oahu, now living in Nevada. I learned something new today; scrape the rice off the top and gently pack into the mold to keep the fluffiness. How could I NOT have known this all these years? Mahalos for the channel!!
Oh, how I miss living in Hawaii!! Bringing back some good memories 🥰! Here on the mainland - no one really eats spam, lol. I didn't realize they have a mold; makes life easier. Thank you both for bringing a smile to my face and now will make for my son.
Including your mom in this video is so heart warming… I can tell by the way you look at her while she’s preparing the ingredients that you are very close to her….Life Is Good! 🙏🏻😎
this was one of the most wholesome feel good cooking videos I've watched in a long time. I feel a little bit happier having watch it. And I'm definitely making these. 👍
I saw your video in the morning and bought all the things to make it etc. Except for the rice. Anyway I had trouble finding it. But eventually I found it. Thanks. For making this to show us how.
The love that you have in your eyes, and the excitement in your face was so beautiful that was almost the most amazing part of the video. A friend I know sent me this recipe because he went to Hawaii and really liked this. Thank you for sharing the love that you have for this food and for your mom I’m definitely going to make it. Aloha.
Your mom is a sweetheart. I noticed you looking at her with so much love in your eyes. The musubi looks delicious! I can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing.
You were looking at your Mom as if you were living in the moment and just enjoying it. You know you can never get back to that place in time. Much aloha and I am going to enjoy making this now that I know the secret recipe for the sauce. Mahalo
It's so beautiful to see you and your mother enjoying yourself together like a mother and daughter should I appreciate you showing me this I definitely will be making it enjoy your life together you look happy😊
A friend from Hawaii makes these. I absolutely loved them. After watching this, I purchased the ingredients and I’m going to make them. Can’t wait!!! Thank you!!
Definitely make them! I made this recipe a few nights ago, and not only was it easier to make than I expected (especially with a mold), but it went quickly and it was super-fun! I felt like a gourmet, LOL. Love Jess’ recipes, especially her family’s Hawaiian ones! Mahalo nui loa, Jess!
Great grandmother here that has never had this but I love spam and the seasonings you put on it so I’m giving it a try. Thank to both of you for sharing your family recipe!
Very wholesome. A dosh best shared with a loved one!!!! I will never forget the many times u walked to Kapalua general store in the mornings to ger a musubi and my mom would get a cup of coffee. On the island of Maui. I'm not a local. This was when we were on vacation. Aloha and Mahalo!!!
I love that you guys give a lot of consideration to the SPAM to Rice ratio. I agree 6 or 8 slices matter. I usually do 8 but lower the rice quantity. Of course that makes a bit thinner Musubi but I find that okay.
When I lived in Hawaii, I had my regular day job and I also worked at Ala Moana shopping center at Mont Blanc. There was a place downstairs near the food court that had the most amazing Spam Musubi. They were perfect
I just discovered your channel, and this is my first video I saw. The way you looked at your Mom as she was preparing this was so precious. I am a new sub now, and can’t wait to see more videos. Thank you ❤
I just made these for my grown grandkids and they absolutely loved them!!! they said they taste just like the ones they ate when they were in Hawaii. Thank you, so much!!!
I love spam, my mom used to make it all the time growing up, and I love sushis, this is the best combo of both, never knew this was a thing until now and I cannot wait to try this out 😮😮❤
made this the other day for my family here in Texas. Lived in Las Vegas for 6 years and loved this treat. A friend who’s Samoan showed me this recipe with his family. did everything right and it tasted great but didn’t wrap the seaweed as tight as it should. The seaweed broke but on the third try it worked well. Thank you for showing and sharing your recipe.
I've never used a recipe, but I'm feeling some pressure to make it right for a family reunion! Your Mom is a sweetie; I feel super confident in my musubi-making skill now😀.
Hapa Power!!! My five kids and their spouses and ten grandkids (all hapas!!!) love Papa's famous Spam Musubis! It's always requested at all our Ohana gatherings! My family likes the spam in the middle, with a layer of rice on top and under the spam. Of course, "sprinkles" is mandatory. I make a dipping sauce with some Best Foods mayo, some of the teri sauce and some siracha-it's feaking ono!!!
My cousin used the knuckle method to make rice, I use what my mother taught me, (she was a great cook, the best cook of all my relatives including my cousins mom), which is one for one, (wash the rice until the water is clear, then one cup of rice and one cup of water, in high altitude you need a little more water). When I asked my mother about making rice using the knuckle method her reply was All Knuckles are Different!
I luv luv luv spam musubi. Used to make da kine for my kids every Thanksgiving and Christmas. I usually marinate the spam over night in my mom’s homemade teriyaki marinade. So that is why I only make Thanksgiving and Christmas. Will try out your recipe so can eat more often. It is my go to comfort food along with spam rice and egg. Mahalo
Very great. My friend in elementary school had seaweed and rice in his lunch bag. His parents were in Korea as missionaries for the Unitarian church. And they brought this back to Maryland. I tried to trade Fritos for it. And craved it ever since. This Spam thing is right down my alley. Because of the seaweed. Very funny and good memories plus the bad. All mixed up) Yay...
First had Spam musubi about 18 months ago as part of a pupu platter at a local Hawaiian restaurant. Absolutely my favorite bight on the plate! With our Covid Spam stock getting old, I used it to make this. The hardest part; finding mirin! Found at Whole Foods. Love the sauce! Using it on chicken tonight. “And may the odds be ever in your favor!”
I've made spam musubi before, but this is by far the best recipe! I use low sodium spam and with this recipe, I get the perfect combination of savory sweet umami goodness! Thanks so much for sharing
Yummy! I used to live in Honolulu , and my Mom made this it was my favorite! My kids love this too,now for grandkids to try! I miss my Mom & I miss my Islands! 🥰💕👵🏼🥰
Thank you mama (and daughter!) for explaining that the fingertip rests on the SURFACE of the rice when adding the water. Others just appear to stick their finger into the rice but now I see that isn't what they are doing! This helps me bunches!!
Made musubi before from other UA-camrs recipes and my family eats it up, but this is one I have to make. Your mom’s ingredients to sauté the spam looks so delicious! Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more videos!
I made these just a couple of days ago, and I love the sauce! I was so satisfied with them. Thanks for sharing! I had some leftover rice and did a little fried rice with it, some veggies and shrimp. It was all delicious!
OMG I absolutely LOVE the bond you two have! It's exactly how my mom and I are! Your video couldn't have popped up in a more perfect timing! I just purchased that Musubi mold and it arrived a couple days ago! Absolutely LOVE the furikake seasoning! Excited to make this! Thank you!
I love the way you look at your mom. You love her 😊 That outro makes more sense, you were worried bc she didn’t wanna do it. I wanna learn how to do this well bc my sister loves it. I can’t figure out rice for some reason.
Just discovered your channel, had no idea this would be Hawaiian traditional foods. So excited. Been missing my MIL cooking since moving from San Francisco. Every weekend the families would get together for heart warming feasts. I try my best to copy how she made, of course we never used recipes, I’ll never get it as good as her and our Hawaiian family, but tastes so good. I am looking for a homemade pastilles, like Mamas Pastilles in Honolulu, been 20 years, so far the few restaurants I’ve found do not come close to sitting in the kitchen or backyard with all the sisters, making hundreds for us all to take home. 😆 looking forward to checking out this channel. Brings back the memories of Hawaiian, Puerto Rican, Chinese flavor. Oka Noi
Such a joyful video to watch while I was having my breakfast 😊.. subscribed to your channel immediately! My son spent 6 months last year at UH on an exchange and absolutely loved Musubi. I will try to recreate it for him with your mum's recipe ❤. Thank you and hello from Singapore 🇸🇬! 😊
Our 1st time making Spam Musubi and my teens loved it !!! Going to be in my lunchs for work with all the meat from the yesterday dinner now !!! Watching you from Montréal Québec Canada !!👍👌
Yummy. 1/3 cup sugar. 3 tablespoons soy sauce. 2 tablespoon mirin. 1 tsp sesame oil. Thank you!!!!!!!❤
I have watched at least 4 other videos and I think yours is the best. You measured your sauce and it looked thicker than all the others I watched. It stuck to the spam. Thank you so much.
I love the subtle but super useful tips your Mom has for cooking musubi. She is expert level!
Completely agree! 🥰
The way you look at your mama is so beautiful! were so lucky to have deep connections to our elders. It's a great day to be Indigenous!
Agreed! That look of Love, Pride, and Proud of her Mother touched my Heart to the Moon! That's the bestest meal any child could ever receive.
I'm. Not indigenous but your comment was very lovely
It's a great day to be anybody with this awesome recipe! LOL
I remember my dad made it slightly differently, by lightly toasting the nori on the oven burner(this was especially essential in Hawaii if the nori packing was already opened/used previously), then brushing one side of the toasted nori with a light coat of shoyu. Later with the influence of our Korean neighbors, he added a little sesame seed oil to the shoyu. Modern Hawaii, really is a mixing pot of so many different cuisines coming together.. So Ono!
Im not sure about adding the shoyu ( soy sauce).
The nori by itself is already salty, the furikake is also salty and don't tell me how much salt is on the spam.... And now you're gonna add shoyu on top of it??
Yikes!!
@@henrytenden HA! Like anyone who eats Spam, worries about Salt! What I did post is: "brushing one side of the toasted nori with a light coat of shoyu." A brushed light coat of anything is minimal. If you prefer to cut down on Salt, skip most Hawaiian style foods & let people who like this kind of thing, enjoy it. You aren't sure about this, because you didn't grow up eating like this. I did. I am sure that I'm going to die, just not today. Please live a long happy life any way you choose!
@@tilepusher
Hey man if high blood pressure and heart diseases is your thing and that somehow makes you "Hawaiian", then by all means go for it...!!
🤣🤣🤣
@@henrytenden HA! Thank you for your blessing. I am not made "Hawaiian" by what I eat, nor am I hiding behind claiming that I am Hawaiian. I go for everything, but thank you for advising me to live my life this way. I am not claiming to know you. It seems like you think you know me & are angry about it. I am so glad that you care enough about me, to give me free, unasked for advice. Chill man, it raises your blood pressure. There is no way that any food that has Spam in it is going to be healthy. The added Nitrites alone are insane. Yet, here we are, you trying to make a Spam Musubi, healthier? It's never going to be good for you. No one is ever going to save anyone's life by commenting on a snack/cooking video. To help you know more about me, so you can use that for your hate, I'm 97 years old, my heart & blood pressure is surprisingly great... so it's not my salt intake that is killing me... it's my smoking. I often think if adding MSG or Angel Dust would make my cigs taste better? I have so many things I need to quit to be healthier & eating unhealthy Spam Musubi's is so low on that list. You be you & I will wait for your hate. Peace Out.
@@tilepusher
You are really something else...
When I said adding more sodium is not good for you, your reply is that you didn't ask for my advice, that I didn't know what I was talking about, that I shouldn't make a comment about it because that's how the Hawaiian eat their food and I didn't grow up eating like that.
So I gave up and said do whatever you like then if that's your thing and now you said "I hate you" ......
So I guess, congratulations???
You've won no matter what..
🤷🤷🤣
Wife and I live in Japan, and sometimes we see this sold in convenience stores. We make our own version at home every Friday mornings, which we then eat at the nearby lake park for breakfast. Our version doesn't have sauce or furikake, but we use Kewpie mayo and tamago-yaki.
both of those variations of this snack sound delicious
I have to say that your mom's superpower is that, She's so adorable! The mother/daughter bonding was wonderful and now, I can't wait to do the Hawaii thing by making musubi. Thank you guys.
Your mom is so adorable and is a pro at explaining how to do it. I followed this recipe and it came out perfectly! My entire family loved it. Thank you for this video and send a big thank you to your mom for sharing! ❤❤❤
Ah, that warms my heart! Thank you for trying, & so, so happy to hear your entire family enjoyed. 💜
@@playswellwithbutter I can’t thank you and your mom enough. This will definitely be our go-to recipe and enjoyed many times. When I see how happy my family is when I make something for them that they love, I get excited to make it. This will be a regular plate at our house.
I still use this recipe every time I make musubi or a musubi bake. I’m making it as we speak and wanted to pop in and say hi. Everyone needs to try this recipe. I got musubi from a Poke place and it didn’t compare to this one. ❤❤❤
So adorable, and you two are so cute together. I love the way you watch her as she’s speaking; you may be an adult but she’s still your Mama ❤
I live in Scandinavia so Hawaiian food is not that prevalent in the local restaurant scene apart from poke bowls. Luckily, I stumbled upon a recipe for spam musubi a few years ago and loved it. It's easy to make and tasty at the same time. Thanks for an awesome video that made me yearn for this dish again. I guess the algorithms did their job right this time around. Mahalo!
I’ve been making spam musubi for over 30 years. It’s great to see new ways to make it. My mom, Japanese, would call the shiny side, the guest side.
Seriously, the addition of sesame oil and mirin in the sauce is GENIUS! Thanks for the recipe. Delicious!
Grew up and spent most of my life on Oahu, now living in Nevada. I learned something new today; scrape the rice off the top and gently pack into the mold to keep the fluffiness. How could I NOT have known this all these years? Mahalos for the channel!!
Mom is so utterly cute! I was smiling throughout the whole video. Plus, those musubi look delicious. I am going to try this recipe. Thanks!
The sound of your mom's voice calms me down.❤
Your mom is so good at explaining this step-by-step! Definitely trying it!
Making this for the fist time ever! Spam is done, waiting for the rice to cook as I watch the video over and over. THANK YOU! ❤
Oh, how I miss living in Hawaii!! Bringing back some good memories 🥰! Here on the mainland - no one really eats spam, lol. I didn't realize they have a mold; makes life easier. Thank you both for bringing a smile to my face and now will make for my son.
Including your mom in this video is so heart warming… I can tell by the way you look at her while she’s preparing the ingredients that you are very close to her….Life Is Good! 🙏🏻😎
She's my favorite! 💜 Thanks for the sweet message.
Your mom is so sweet.
this was one of the most wholesome feel good cooking videos I've watched in a long time. I feel a little bit happier having watch it. And I'm definitely making these. 👍
this recipe is so delicious and I enjoyed watching you and your mother passing the torch down to you, it reminds me of my mother and I.
I saw your video in the morning and bought all the things to make it etc. Except for the rice. Anyway I had trouble finding it. But eventually I found it. Thanks. For making this to show us how.
The love that you have in your eyes, and the excitement in your face was so beautiful that was almost the most amazing part of the video. A friend I know sent me this recipe because he went to Hawaii and really liked this. Thank you for sharing the love that you have for this food and for your mom I’m definitely going to make it. Aloha.
What an amazing teacher your mom is. She gives great instructions! Bravo!
I couldn't agree more! 🥰 So glad you enjoyed.
Both of you are the cutest. I love the way the daughter looks at her mom admiringly. Love this video.
i dont know how this ended up on my feed. But this was wholesome and adorable
Your mom is a sweetheart. I noticed you looking at her with so much love in your eyes. The musubi looks delicious! I can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the best recipe. I was taught this version while stationed in Hawaii. Aloha
Just made this for the first time. It went over well with the family. Was Delicious, Thanks!
You were looking at your Mom as if you were living in the moment and just enjoying it. You know you can never get back to that place in time. Much aloha and I am going to enjoy making this now that I know the secret recipe for the sauce. Mahalo
I’m currently fasting for weight loss but as soon as I’m done, I’m looking forward to trying this.
Mom is beautiful. Thanks for the recipe yall
I just Love the way you look at Mom❤❤❤... Respect for both of you
It's so beautiful to see you and your mother enjoying yourself together like a mother and daughter should I appreciate you showing me this I definitely will be making it enjoy your life together you look happy😊
Mama knows what to do. Love it!😊
Mom knows best! 🥰 Thanks for watching!
A friend from Hawaii makes these. I absolutely loved them. After watching this, I purchased the ingredients and I’m going to make them. Can’t wait!!! Thank you!!
Definitely make them! I made this recipe a few nights ago, and not only was it easier to make than I expected (especially with a mold), but it went quickly and it was super-fun! I felt like a gourmet, LOL. Love Jess’ recipes, especially her family’s Hawaiian ones! Mahalo nui loa, Jess!
The way u look at her, so adorable 🥰
Great grandmother here that has never had this but I love spam and the seasonings you put on it so I’m giving it a try. Thank to both of you for sharing your family recipe!
Very wholesome. A dosh best shared with a loved one!!!! I will never forget the many times u walked to Kapalua general store in the mornings to ger a musubi and my mom would get a cup of coffee. On the island of Maui. I'm not a local. This was when we were on vacation. Aloha and Mahalo!!!
1 of my favorite memories of the Islands!
Wow!! Beautiful looks so delicious! Thank you
i’ve used this recipe twice now! it was super easy to follow and they were sooo yummy! thank you for sharinggg! 🩷🩷
Thank you for sharing this recipe. My wife is Filipina she and our boys love spam musubi now I can prepare it at home.
Thanks! I really enjoyed your recipe.
I love you and your mother! Working together, this is great!! Thank you for your take on this!
This recipe has become a staple in our house after our trip to Hawaii a couple years ago.
I love that you guys give a lot of consideration to the SPAM to Rice ratio. I agree 6 or 8 slices matter. I usually do 8 but lower the rice quantity. Of course that makes a bit thinner Musubi but I find that okay.
When I lived in Hawaii, I had my regular day job and I also worked at Ala Moana shopping center at Mont Blanc. There was a place downstairs near the food court that had the most amazing Spam Musubi. They were perfect
I just discovered your channel, and this is my first video I saw.
The way you looked at your Mom as she was preparing this was so precious. I am a new sub now, and can’t wait to see more videos.
Thank you ❤
I just made these for my grown grandkids and they absolutely loved them!!! they said they taste just like the ones they ate when they were in Hawaii. Thank you, so much!!!
I love spam, my mom used to make it all the time growing up, and I love sushis, this is the best combo of both, never knew this was a thing until now and I cannot wait to try this out 😮😮❤
made this the other day for my family here in Texas. Lived in Las Vegas for 6 years and loved this treat. A friend who’s Samoan showed me this recipe with his family.
did everything right and it tasted great but didn’t wrap the seaweed as tight as it should. The seaweed broke but on the third try it worked well. Thank you for showing and sharing your recipe.
As someone who absolutely loves to eat spam, my mind just got blown away by that spam cutting technique... thank you!!
Looks phenomenal and I can't wait to make it. I loved seeing how much you love your mom!
Ah, thank you, I'm glad that came through - she's really the best. 🥰 Hope you're able to try our musubi soon!
Your mom is so cute! I’m going to try to make these today. Thank you for posting recipe ❤
I just followed and made these today. They turned out amazing! Thanks so much for sharing
I love your mom and her demeaner! Great recipe for me to try next
I've never used a recipe, but I'm feeling some pressure to make it right for a family reunion! Your Mom is a sweetie; I feel super confident in my musubi-making skill now😀.
Hapa Power!!! My five kids and their spouses and ten grandkids (all hapas!!!) love Papa's famous Spam Musubis! It's always requested at all our Ohana gatherings! My family likes the spam in the middle, with a layer of rice on top and under the spam. Of course, "sprinkles" is mandatory. I make a dipping sauce with some Best Foods mayo, some of the teri sauce and some siracha-it's feaking ono!!!
10/10 recipe, perfect snack!
Thank you! I loved the tip about scooping the rice from the top, and not squishing the rice in the mould!
Mahalo for the recipe.
That sauce looks amazing. Gonna make it today!
My cousin used the knuckle method to make rice, I use what my mother taught me, (she was a great cook, the best cook of all my relatives including my cousins mom), which is one for one, (wash the rice until the water is clear, then one cup of rice and one cup of water, in high altitude you need a little more water). When I asked my mother about making rice using the knuckle method her reply was All Knuckles are Different!
Ha ha ha.. that's true!!!
@@tobymichal6552 but it works! I'm 65 and grew up in Hawaii. I've been using the knuckle method all my life. Rice comes out perfect everytime.
Thank you I am going to try it exactly how you girls cooked it I am excited
Your mom is so articulate!
i just knock your door done watching Hawaii ..i love musubi yummy.. big hug from Baguio🌲Philippines
I luv luv luv spam musubi. Used to make da kine for my kids every Thanksgiving and Christmas. I usually marinate the spam over night in my mom’s homemade teriyaki marinade. So that is why I only make Thanksgiving and Christmas. Will try out your recipe so can eat more often. It is my go to comfort food along with spam rice and egg.
Mahalo
Very great. My friend in elementary school had seaweed and rice in his lunch bag. His parents were in Korea as missionaries for the Unitarian church. And they brought this back to Maryland. I tried to trade Fritos for it. And craved it ever since. This Spam thing is right down my alley. Because of the seaweed. Very funny and good memories plus the bad. All mixed up) Yay...
Im going to be making this , youre both adorable. Thank you for this
ah thank you! 🌺🥰 you'll have to let us know how your musubi turns out!
sooo sweet with mum, i love it, i try that spam musubi
Love your mom!!!!❤
First had Spam musubi about 18 months ago as part of a pupu platter at a local Hawaiian restaurant. Absolutely my favorite bight on the plate! With our Covid Spam stock getting old, I used it to make this. The hardest part; finding mirin! Found at Whole Foods.
Love the sauce! Using it on chicken tonight.
“And may the odds be ever in your favor!”
omg!! Your mom is adorable! Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
I've made spam musubi before, but this is by far the best recipe! I use low sodium spam and with this recipe, I get the perfect combination of savory sweet umami goodness! Thanks so much for sharing
Thank you for your tips, I can’t wait to try it again.
I love your mom, and I love your relationship! Mahaloz!
🌺🤙🏼
Yummy! I used to live in Honolulu , and my Mom made this it was my favorite! My kids love this too,now for grandkids to try! I miss my Mom & I miss my Islands! 🥰💕👵🏼🥰
You all are awesome for this! So good🤙🏼🤤🔥
Thank you mama (and daughter!) for explaining that the fingertip rests on the SURFACE of the rice when adding the water. Others just appear to stick their finger into the rice but now I see that isn't what they are doing! This helps me bunches!!
Thanks for sharing, I work in a restaurant and made some for my fellow Line Cooks. They were honest about their opinion of it. They want more!
New Subscriber! So glad I found your channel 😊 Thank you so much for Sharing your recipes with us!
Wow just made this and my wife loved it thank you very much for sharing 😊
Soooo glad to hear that! Thank you for being here! xx
Your mom is sooooo adorable 🥰
Made musubi before from other UA-camrs recipes and my family eats it up, but this is one I have to make. Your mom’s ingredients to sauté the spam looks so delicious! Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more videos!
All musubi is tasty whether it's yoshida sauce, or homemade. It's all good.
Oh thank you so much for showing us how to make this recipe!!! Mahalo!!!😘👍🏻
I made these just a couple of days ago, and I love the sauce! I was so satisfied with them. Thanks for sharing!
I had some leftover rice and did a little fried rice with it, some veggies and shrimp. It was all delicious!
I meant, I had some leftover sauce*. And rice but not what I meant above 😂
OMG I absolutely LOVE the bond you two have! It's exactly how my mom and I are! Your video couldn't have popped up in a more perfect timing! I just purchased that Musubi mold and it arrived a couple days ago! Absolutely LOVE the furikake seasoning! Excited to make this! Thank you!
Aw that is perfect timing! I hope you love your musubi - let me know how it goes! 💜
I love the way you look at your mom. You love her 😊 That outro makes more sense, you were worried bc she didn’t wanna do it. I wanna learn how to do this well bc my sister loves it. I can’t figure out rice for some reason.
Oh this is so beautiful ❤️ Thank you ladies
Thank you so much for sharing sister and Mahalo
Thank you! I will be trying this.
I loved this. Thank you for sharing.
my pleasure - so glad you enjoyed!
That was very well done, thank you for sharing ❤
our pleasure! hope you can try soon!
Just discovered your channel, had no idea this would be Hawaiian traditional foods. So excited. Been missing my MIL cooking since moving from San Francisco. Every weekend the families would get together for heart warming feasts. I try my best to copy how she made, of course we never used recipes, I’ll never get it as good as her and our Hawaiian family, but tastes so good. I am looking for a homemade pastilles, like Mamas Pastilles in Honolulu, been 20 years, so far the few restaurants I’ve found do not come close to sitting in the kitchen or backyard with all the sisters, making hundreds for us all to take home. 😆 looking forward to checking out this channel. Brings back the memories of Hawaiian, Puerto Rican, Chinese flavor. Oka Noi
I saw your Bes-Ever Spam Musubi recipe on UA-cam. Mom and daughter Team, Yaaay! Very Precious!
Your mom is adorable. You must have her back! Nice video.
Such a joyful video to watch while I was having my breakfast 😊.. subscribed to your channel immediately!
My son spent 6 months last year at UH on an exchange and absolutely loved Musubi. I will try to recreate it for him with your mum's recipe ❤. Thank you and hello from Singapore 🇸🇬! 😊
Ohhh my goodness that's good...ticks all the boxes. Salty, sweet, a tiny bit of fat in spam, and the delicious sticky rice. Yum!!
Our 1st time making Spam Musubi and my teens loved it !!! Going to be in my lunchs for work with all the meat from the yesterday dinner now !!! Watching you from Montréal Québec Canada !!👍👌