All you need to do is to toast a whole-wheat (or any other) bread slice, spread liberally with PB, place slices of a good tomato on top and season with pepper & salt. Microwave this open-faced sandwich for like 10 seconds and sink your teeth into the not-so gooey, salty goodness.


So now I am sort of a convert and I love PB with toast provided it is made this way. I am sure, as with all other foods, there is a cult-following for this thing. If you detest PB, you should give this a go.
My dear mom used to make an odd PB sandwich: pb, crisp bacon and sweet pickles.
ReplyDeleteIt is rich, salty, crunchy and sweet all in one...I loved it as a kid.
i cant stomach pb on bread (i think the textures clash) but i am intrigured by the mircowaving step- perhaps that would win me over. even if it doesnt, i am content to eat my pb from the jar or over noodles :)
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