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We have a local hot dog place called The Steamie Weenie that serves a bacon wrapped hot dog with peanut butter and jalapeno jelly. It's fantastic and I treat myself to it about once a month.
It's also hard to beat a good old peanut butter and honey on wheat sandwich.
Peanut butter and caramelized onion sandwich.
Half a cup of peanut butter
a couple of spoonfuls of soy sauce
a dash of rice vinegar
a couple of spoonfulls of brown sugar
a heaping spoonful of chili garlic paste
a squeeze of fresh lime
several cloves of garlic pulverized
a small chunk of fresh ginger pulverized
a few spoonfulls of warm water to your preferred consistency
Makes a great salad dressing or just a dip for veggies or fried chicken tenders.
a couple of spoonfuls of soy sauce
a dash of rice vinegar
a couple of spoonfulls of brown sugar
a heaping spoonful of chili garlic paste
a squeeze of fresh lime
several cloves of garlic pulverized
a small chunk of fresh ginger pulverized
a few spoonfulls of warm water to your preferred consistency
Makes a great salad dressing or just a dip for veggies or fried chicken tenders.
These are the Canadians that originally invented it...Just because a Canadian really invented it doesn't mean we can't change history...
Good on noodles hot or cold.
Y’all are missing the obvious debate here:
Smooth or crunchy?
Smooth or crunchy?
I am totally ignorant of noodles. I mean, I know how to cook and eat spaghetti and other Italian pastas, but all of the other ones, I just have no idea. I need like a class on them or something, ha ha.
"Some burleys are described as nutty"
Thing is, peanuts ain't nuts, they're legumes, that's peas and beans.
I do love peanut butter mind and can happily sit and dig into a jar with a teaspoon ?
Regards,
Jay.?
Thing is, peanuts ain't nuts, they're legumes, that's peas and beans.
I do love peanut butter mind and can happily sit and dig into a jar with a teaspoon ?
Regards,
Jay.?
Some of my fondest Nirvana moments growing up was riding down a red dirt road on the tailgate of a truck, with a big bowl of fresh boiled peanuts, tossing soggy shells into the dirt clouds as we flew down the road.
We give the dog peanut butter in one of those Kong toys. You fill it up and they spend a while trying to lick it outta there. It takes a couple spoonfuls, and you gotta kinda squish it in there with a spoon, so consequently we have a “dog” jar of PB and a “Human” jar of PB to avoid eating dog slobber. We don’t exactly communicate which is which to each other, though, so
Peanut Butter and Jelly and Dog Slobber sandwich
Peanut Butter and Jelly and Dog Slobber sandwich
Almonds aren't nuts, Brazil nuts aren't nuts, cashews aren't nuts...
Peanut butter is a food group to me. We buy it in jars as big as a bowling ball (well, almost). I'll eat it on a croissant. I have to avoid buying Reese's peanut butter cups in any quantity. I don't advocate for peanut butter; I'm too busy eating it.
I was very upset when they changed the recipe for Butterfingers. It never was supposed to be a peanut flavored thing. It was a Chick O' Stick covered in chocolate. Maybe there was a little peanut butter in it, but that wasn't the main flavor. Now, all you can taste is peanut butter and chocolate. Like 99% of the other candy bars, peanut butter and chocolate. They've all become a Reece's Cup in different textures and forms.
I grew up watching my dad dump Spanish peanuts in his bottle of Pepsi. When the Pepsi was gone he would shake the peanuts out into his mouth and eat them. He grew up in Tennessee, I always thought it was a southern thing.
Yep, but most of us down here, prefer RC Cola with our salty peanuts. Then you grab a Moon Pie to cut the salty taste.
Honestly, I really don't care for Moon Pies, but you find the damned things everywhere down here. Every parade the kids are just chunking those things at you off the backs of trucks.
As a great theologian observed, "Man cannot live by bread alone ... He must have peanut butter!"
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