For my forth twist to the peanut butter and jelly sandwich, I chose pb and j french toast. It tasted delicious with the gooey peanut butter in the middle. I can’t wait to get farther along in my journey to over 50 twists to the peanut butter and jelly sandwich because I have some really great ideas.
History
French toast originated over one-hundred years ago in the medieval times. Cooks wanted to use all the food they can and didn;t want to waste a thing. When bread went stale, they didn’t want to throw it out because they couldn’t waste food. They needed it!
Cooks new that with moisture they could bring back the bread to a more edible state. So they mixed the bread with eggs to moisten it up and heated it up and... Ka-Pow! They had french toast.
Pb and J French Toast
So, onto the recipe. This french toast tasted great. You don’t even need the peanut butter, or jelly to make this recipe, the french toast tastes great on it’s own.
Here’s the recipe:
Ingredients:
2 eggs
2 slices of stale bread, not moldy but hard (See below)
1 tablespoon of peanut butter (Trust me, it’s a lot!)
1 tablespoon of jelly
1/2 (2) teaspoon of vanilla extract
1/8 (2) cup milk
Method:
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Bread soaking up egg and milk |
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Bread out of the oven |
First, crack one of the eggs into a bowl and stir in 1/8 cup milk. Beat the mixture as if you were making scrambled eggs. Then, stir in 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla into the bowl. Place one slice of bread into the mixture and make sure it soaks up the entire milk and eggs, flipping the bread so each side gets equally soaked. You can make the bread stale placing it in the oven until it is hard, but not browned. Repeat the process above with the other slice, and place the bread on oven-safe pan, so the are spread apart. I used two oven-safe bowls.


Next, put the toast into the oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 12 minutes, or until the bread has white splotches and has lightly browned. Then, spread the peanut butter on one side of one slice of toast, and the jelly on the one side of the other slice. By now you should know why I said only one tablespoon of peanut butter, it melts right away. Two tablespoons would be an awful big mess. Stack the side with jelly on the side with peanut butter and enjoy. You can eat it with a fork and knife like I did, or like a sandwich.
What do you think? If you have any other ways to eat the peanut butter and jelly sandwich, comment it and I might use it for my next post!