May
I just say, one of the unexpected perks of being a retired teacher
is....
Yes,
it's something I'm “all caps” excited about.
Peanut
butter was a no-no at our school. Allergies made it a risky
proposition in a classroom, so peanut butter was restricted to
weekend sandwiches on the ski trail.
Now,
move over and make room for my jar of pb!
Today
at lunch, we “taste tested” two interpretations of an upscaled
version of the classic peanut butter sandwich: Grilled Peanut Butter
and Peanut Butter French Toast. Am I the last person in Canada to
try these?
If
you really want all the nitty gritty details, lists of ingredients
and directions, click here
for Grilled Peanut Butter and Banana...
...or
here if you feel
inclined to whip up Peanut Butter French Toast.
Peanut Butter French Toast |
Not
that you really need a recipe. For the Grilled Peanut Butter I used
raisin bread, peanut butter and a drizzle of chocolate sundae topping
to make a sandwich. Butter the outside
(both sides) of your sandwich and gently
fry in
a non-stick skillet until nicely toasted on both sides.
For
the Peanut Butter French Toast version, after constructing my raisin
bread, peanut butter and chocolate sandwich, I dipped the sandwich in
one beaten egg, coating well. Again, gently fry in a non-stick
skillet until nicely browned on both sides. Top with syrup, whipped
cream or whatever you enjoy most on pancakes or conventional French
toast.
The
verdict? Both were delicious, with Peanut Butter French Toast edging
into a first place finish. Just something a little different for
lunch (or brunch)... : )
Talk
later,
Maggie
Maggie that sandwich almost sounds decadent! You may be the last person in Canada to find out about them and I may be the last person in the States! I will be sneaking some banana into mine but I love the idea of the raisin bread and chocolate syrup. YUM! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would have definitely added banana if we'd had some! Something to try the next time your little chef comes to visit!!
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