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Start by searing your Spam slices in a large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat.
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Make sure you sear both sides to get a nice crisp exterior, about four minutes per side.
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Once cooked, set aside.
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Form your ground chuck into a nice patty and make an indention in the center of your patty with your thumb.
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Season both sides generously with salt, and set the patty aside letting the meat come to room temperature.
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Heat up your grill.
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As you might know by now, I am a big fan of charcoal, and do not remember the last time I fired up a gas grill.
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When the coals are nice and not, add the burger.
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You know how you want your burger, so cook it the way you want.
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Im a big believer in a medium cooked burger (which takes about 5 minutes per side), just saying.
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When you flip the burger, add the sliced onion on the top of the burger, then top with the cheese.
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Add the pineapple slice onto the grill over the direct heat; and add the sliced English muffin over indirect heat.
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Cook the pineapple until you have nice grill marks on both sides; cook the English muffin until its heated to your liking.
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When you are ready to make your burger, take the bottom half of the English muffin and top with the two slices of Spam.
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Top with the burger, then add the pineapple ring to the top, adding the top half of the muffin at the end.
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Take a look.
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Its something wonderful.
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Now, take a bite.
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Yes, you are about to eat Spam.
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Think of bacon.
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Think of Spam.
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Think of awesome flavor.
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Its all of that.
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You get everything that you would expect from an awesome burger with cheese and onion.
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Then the Spam gives it that slight salty edge and a wonderful flavor.
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Then the pineapple adds this juiciness like you wont believe.
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Oh yeah, and its on an English muffin.
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This burger rocks.
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I am now a convert to Spam.
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Enough said.