Welcome to The Spicy Cupboard!
Shucks howdy!
Folks this is Michelle's husband, Jimmy, doing a guest post for you on this special April day.
First off, today's recipe is not for the faint of heart, or for beginners!
Today we are making Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
Your first choice is a hard one: Which bread to use as your base?
I prefer a white bread myself, my wife prefers wheat; however, you may choose something else. Potato bread? French bread? Italian bread? Right said bread?
We will be using white bread today.
Once you have that figured out, your next choice is equally as hard. What type of Peanut butter. Chunky? Creamy? Natural?
Today we are using Creamy.
Now we decide on the Jelly. Strawberry? Grape? Sugar free? etc.
Today we are using sugar-free strawberry jam.
Now that we have these ingredients let's start making our masterpiece.
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First, we take 2 slices of our chosen bread.
Using a butter knife spread peanut butter on one side of one piece.
Like so.
Then, we take the knife and spread our chosen jelly on one side of the other slice of bread.
Take both slices and while having each slice face each other (side with peanut butter or jelly) put them together.
Once this is complete you still have a few options. You can cut the crust off, you can cut it in half, or even into 4 pieces.
Happy April Fools Day!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a classic! ;)
ReplyDeleteLOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's peanut butter jelly time!
ReplyDeleteThat totally reminds me of the dancing banana. My friends and I used to do that dance all the time.
Nothing beats a good ol' pb& j, does it?
Lol Holly! Love the post! You know what's funny though, in 200 years archaeologist are going to be coming to your blog for what the typical American eats.
ReplyDeleteLaura
Hey, what's so funny about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? I'll take mine with crunchy peanut butter on wheat bread with GRAPE jelly or jam. Thank you very much. :)
ReplyDeleteHaha!! April fools or not, I could go for some PB&J, thanks :)
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