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Sandwich Ideas...

Hello to all! I hope you’re all enjoying these last few days of summer break!

Thanks to all those who shared recipe ideas for the peanut butter and graham cracker cake recipe I am trying to locate. They all sound delicious! None are the recipe I am looking for, but I look forward to trying these versions! I appreciate your taking the time to share them with me! If any of you come across another version, I'd still love to have the one my mom used to make. I wish I could remember more about it. More info might be helpful in locating the recipe! 

My dad goes to the surgeon on Wednesday. Your continued prayers are greatly appreciated.

A few months back, I shared a recipe of my friend Wayne’s for Peanut Butter and Marshmallow Cream Sandwiches. They were new to our family and  have become a favorite around here! I learned that these sandwiches are known as Fluffernutter Sandwiches in some areas. How fun! My family really enjoys these grilled!

Following the post, I received an email from my friend, Susan, about a sandwich her family enjoys! I wanted to share it you all:

Connie
 Love the sandwich ideas....  Wanted to give you one of my favorites.  It sounds weird but don't knock it till you try it :)
 It is a peanut butter and cheese sandwich.  You take two pieces of bread.  Place a slice of American cheese on one piece of bread and spread peanut butter on the other side.  Place the slices (not put together) in the oven to melt both.  Then put bread together and enjoy.   I grew up on this.  My mother found this in some recipe book years ago.  Our family is the only family that I know of that eats this.  Anytime I mention it no one else seems to have heard of it.  American Cheese is the only cheese we have used for this.  Don't know what any other would taste like. ~ Susan

I found a grilled version of Susan’s sandwich at allrecipes.com:

Grilled Cheese and Peanut Butter Sandwiches

I thought this allrecipes.com recipe sounded good, too!

 Grilled Peanut Butter Cup Sandwiches

Comments

  1. Out of the Box into the KitchenJuly 26, 2010 at 8:32 PM

    grilled cheese and pb? not sure how i feel about that...really.

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  2. EmilyJuly 28, 2010 at 4:32 PM

    Cheese and peanut butter would definitely be a new idea for me but somehow I just know it will be good! Great to have you back if only for a while! Will continue to keep your dad and you in my thoughts and prayers! God bless!

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  3. Circle FAugust 17, 2010 at 11:36 PM

    OK - my mom got me and my sister hooked on this....... peanut butter and miracle whip sandwiches..we love them!! :) ... we also eat peanut butter, miracle whip and mild cheddar cheese on crackers ..... with a Coke Zero.. yum

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  4. Rachel (Diary of a Recovering Chocoholic)August 19, 2010 at 9:28 PM

    I've had peanutbutter and cheeses sandwiches but I prefer to use cheddar.

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  5. EmilyAugust 22, 2010 at 8:33 AM

    Hi Connie, I've been missing you. I pray that all is well with you and your family. I look forward to having you back blogging again!

    Love,
    Emily

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  6. EmilySeptember 2, 2010 at 7:51 AM

    Sure would love to hear a word from you! Hope and pray that all is well! :)

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  7. EmilySeptember 13, 2010 at 6:50 PM

    OK Connie, it's about time you checked in with us! I, for one am just a little bit worried about you. I pray everything is well with you, your dad and all your family. Love & prayers.

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