Hey guys, and welcome to Day Two of Street Corn Two Ways. It’s a pretty efficient series. Yesterday, we started things off with this classic Mexican Street Corn thingy and today we’re wrappin’ it on up with an islandy (I guess? For lack of better descriptor?) spin that’s sweet and salty and soy-y and scallion-y and best of all bests — SPAMMY. *contented sigh* SPAM is, no joke, one of my most favorite food groups ever. Like, remember that time I was like, “out with factory farmed meat!” Um, canni tell you a secret? I never ditched the SPAM. (Shhhhhhhhhh, fancy people think this blog is clean and legit and whole foodsie and stuff.) I almost always eat SPAM the same way, which is browned with a little shoyu and sugar and served with hot rice, salty-sweet furikake and a drippy egg (optional but highly encouraged). Sometimes, it’s more than acceptable to swap the rice for, I dunno, RAMEN. And this summer — because that’s when genius epiphany happened to strike — it’s aallllll good to put that slivered SPAM all over some nutty grilled corn with sweet-tart pineapple, sharp scallions and mayo. It’s Hawaiian Street Corn, dudes, and you can (and should) probably plan to eat a metric fugload of it. 🙂 (heyheyehey: Love SPAM as much as meeeeeeee? You’ll definitely want to check out Cynthia’s musubi, Steph’s fried rice, Amy’s ramen burger and Mandy’s  (omg, omg, OMG I need these!!!!) SPAM and cheddar soy meatballs.)

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