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Fancy Spam Appetizer Sandwiches

Fancy Spam Appetizer Sandwiches
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As a kid, anytime my parents had a party my mother would make theses fancy little sandwiches to serve as appetizers. They were these wonderful little triangles filled with a creamy spread and we loved them. My brother and I would gather around the counter to snatch the bread crusts that she cut off the sandwiches, and if we were especially good, she would allow us to take the leftover spread and make a "normal" sandwich out of it. As we got older and were able to attend the parties, my brother and I would sneak to the table where the snacks were kept, and steal the sandwiches in batches, hoarding them away to eat at out leisure.

After I moved out, my parents' didn't throw as many parties, and it seemed that my mother would make them only once in a blue moon. Once day when I was over, reminiscing over old times, I asked her how she came up with the recipe for the sandwiches (mostly because I looked to try and find the recipe but everything I made did'nt quite taste like my mom's sandwiches). She admitted that she didn't use a recipe, but the sandwich recipe was born of her and her college roommates being poor and coming up with food concoction using inexpensive ingredients. So this recipe was their way to make a cheap and easy "fancy" sandwich for their party.

Anyways I decided to make my first Instructable using on of my mom's "College Days" recipes (with her permission, of course).

Now to the ingredients and tools needed for this recipe:
Hardware:
A Food Processor
A Spatula
A Good Sharp Bread Knife

Wetware:
1 can of Spam
1 tub (14 oz) of Pimento Cheese
1 loaf of White Bread
2 heaping tablespoons of Salad Olives (I prefer to use the Goya Brand, but I had to make it this time around with the Kroger Brand ones)
A splash of Whole Milk


 
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Step 1Spam Time

Spam Time
First you want to cut up the spam in chucks so that it will blend in easier in the food processor. Then scrape in the pimento cheese (using your handy dandy spatula). Run the processor, scraping the sides to make sure everything mixes thoroughly.
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Jul 25, 2011. 11:40 PMl8nite says:
the only thing I see wrong with this is the sandwichs need about 5x the filling ! !

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I'm an artist, an amateur Special FX Make-up artist and the Coordinator of the Tucson Zombiewalk. I also dabble in cookery and will occasionally post Puerto Rican recipes that my mother has taught me...
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