That’s right! It’s no
typo or misprint. In honor of Grilled Cheese Month, I am sharing with you one
of my favorite comfort food sandwiches.
Now before you say “Eww”, “ Yuck” or whatever the explicative may be – I
just want you to hear me out. I came
across this combo by accident or it might have just been out of
convenience. You see, on the weekends I
love to have a hot breakfast. I never
seem to be able to get up early enough during the week (and the older I get, I
find it even more so). So on the weekends I treat myself to a nice hot
breakfast which usually consists of a fried egg with cheese – cheese makes
everything better. And I fix myself toast with peanut butter (if there is any
left). You see, I live with a person who
is very finicky on what peanut butter they eat – only Jiff Crunchy. I thought that
if I bought myself any other brand or even Jiff
Creamy I would not have to worry about mine getting used up. Wrong – seems the only time they are finicky
about their peanut butter is when it is in the pantry. Once theirs is gone – anything goes!
Back to the sandwich.
One morning I was making my weekend breakfast and did not realize that
it was later than I had thought – I had an appointment to get to. I still wanted my eggs and toast, but needed
to eat it fast. So, I decided that I
would just put the egg on my toast and make a breakfast sandwich for the
road. Well this out to be a brilliant
idea and the flavor was an unexpectedly delightful taste treat! (Only bad part
was the crumbs and dripping everywhere). Don’t eat and drive – it just is not
worth it! This is a stay-at-home treat to savor. But this new discovery was worth my dry
cleaning bill!
The hot egg melted not only the cheese, but also the peanut
butter which created a rich sauce which to my surprise really complimented the
egg and cheese.
Grilled Peanut
Butter, Egg & Cheese Sandwich
You will need per sandwich:
·
2 – Eggs
·
1 – 2 slices of Mild Cheddar cheese
·
2 slices of bread
·
Peanut Butter
·
Butter
Whenever I share this with friends, they call me crazy. I tell them that I am – crazy about food and
“don’t knock it until you tried it”. I
hope you will try this and share it with you family and friends. Let me know of some of your “crazy” food
mixups – I am curious to hear what you have come up with yourselves.
Until next time – Keep your Foodie Fluids Flowing, and AG Me On!
This makes a great breakfast for kids. I usually replace it with nutella as my kids don't prefer peanut butter.
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Never heard of such a sandwich until it was mentioned, in passing, on a House Hunters show tonight. This is the only recipe I could find that comes close to what they seemed to be talking about (the only other recipe with the same ingredients dipped a grilled cheese/pnb sandwich in beaten egg, as in French toast.) Your recipe reminds me of the first recipe I ever cooked that I found on line, for peanut butter beef stew; when you add the pnb, the instructions say: "Mix well. Do not go 'Ohh, yuck!' at the color." I'm looking forward to springing this on my husband in the future. Thanks for posting.
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