My meatloaf is very good. I should make some this weekend.
For lunch I had a peanut butter sandwich with Fig jam on Dave’s bread. Still hungry so I need to find something else to eat.
My meatloaf is very good. I should make some this weekend.
For lunch I had a peanut butter sandwich with Fig jam on Dave’s bread. Still hungry so I need to find something else to eat.
I have been throwing a sliced banana onto my pb and j sandwiches. It makes them much more filling
Makes me feel healthier too
Yeah, we’re just out of bananas.
Now that song’s in my head.
Tomato/cucumber/feta salad and a slice of cold pizza straight outta the fridge!
Apples slices in a Pb sandwich work well too
…and now me, too.
Love Dave’s bread. Great origin story too.
I don’t know the story. Will have to google.
No apples either. But we are heading to the store so I shall remedy the produce situation.
https://www.daveskillerbread.com/about-us
Nice story in a recent issue of the Costco magazine too.
I’ve heard of bananas in PB&J but I don’t like bananas. I never considered apple. I might try that sometime.
Tangent: my favorite Australian slang term is figjam.
Spring Middle Eastern (Lebanese) food festival!
Baked chicken, meat pies, spinach pies, loobia, rice, tabouli, humus and pita bread. Grape leaves for the enthusiasts, probably some pastries/cookies on way out (Kaak with dates!- horrible sounding name, delicious cookie!).
Look forward to a crosspost in Naps thread!
Cuban sandwich. Baked, not fried, apple crumble donut.
Banh mi burgers with ground pork. I found the recipe a while ago and they are fully in the rotation now.
Avocado toast and yogurt.
Share, please.
Is it the one I’ve posted in the smoking and grilling thread before?
That one is always a hit. I use a variation on this one:
For the spice averse, you can skip the Sriracha in the mayo and either skip the jalapenos completely or seed them first. For a group I let people add their own jalapenos: full strength, seeded, or skip.
I like the recipe with ground pork, but it’s also doable with ground turkey.