/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>6906703
At first I was like... Okay, fresh peanut butter, fresh jam, I agree.
Never had challah but it's gotta be better than wonder bread, so again agree.
then she had to do it.
all my barf.


Steps to a good PB&J
1. Good ingredients
2. Toast the bread or pan-fry the slices first. (adds firmness and texture. Don't fry the whole sandwich, fry the bread and add ingredients afterwards)
thats it.

Good alternative ingredients:
Honey, Preserves, mild or sweet cheeses, sliced fruit, chocolate/caramel/hazelnut types of spreads, bacon, chopped nuts.

>tomato thicker than the meat

explain

>IPAs

When is this fad going to end? The only thing on the store shelves in my midwest town is macroshit and IPAs for hipster college students,

>Eating pizza outside of the NYC area

>moes

>tomato on sandwich