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[Collegiate Meals] Broiled Peanut Butter and Jelly

[Collegiate Meals] Broiled Peanut Butter and Jelly
You must remember as a kid having your PB and J sandwiches cut all nicely in triangular fashion? This is one of my favorites and it's a shame that I haven't made it in a long long time.

This makes a great lunch (or dinner for some) and with nearly limitless combinations of butters, breads, jellies and peanut butter spreads this has variety built in!
 
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Step 1Ingredients (preheat broiler)

Ingredients (preheat broiler)
Two slices of bread per serving/person
Peanut Butter
Favorite Jelly or Jam
Butter (to spread over one side of each slice of bread)
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18 comments
Nov 24, 2010. 9:05 AMmathews98 says:
had mine on wheat bread with mandarin orange slices and lemon water :)
Jul 19, 2009. 9:42 PMkyannik says:
I have to admit, I was skeptical about this. I was very wrong. I made it earlier today and it was great. mmm PB & J goodness..
Oct 9, 2008. 8:20 PMbubbaflamm says:
you can also make this using exactly the same ingredients with the same prep, and then grill in in a pan or on a griddle like you would a grilled cheese. another secret is to make a grilled pbj with a slice of ham. seriously. the slightly unctuous saltiness of them ham goes extremly well with the sweet/nutty of the pbj. reminiscent of a monte cristo sandwich served with jam.
May 2, 2007. 5:23 AMMz3FRS says:
Best. PBJ. Ever. Delicious, thanks!
Feb 3, 2007. 10:29 PMPunkguyta says:
Hmm. I've never been able to eat jam and penut butter together, hate the taste. However, my mother seems to pull that off with also a additional layer of margerine with the pb/j
Feb 1, 2007. 1:10 PMneocastillo says:
I'm no cook, but if you don't have an oven or toaster oven, you could get similar results with a toaster.
Feb 1, 2007. 3:47 PMNesagwa says:
My friends would make them in the little clamp down sandwich makers (kind of like the george foreman grill type thing). Could work better than just a toaster in a dorm room situation.
Feb 1, 2007. 3:50 PMNesagwa says:
Something I like to do is make some toast and put peanut butter on it and then sprinkle sugar on top. Always a good breakfast.
Feb 3, 2007. 2:24 AMneocastillo says:
Man that sounds good! I need to try that.
Feb 1, 2007. 1:05 PMDanny says:
wow im gonna try this

i live in the uk and most people find it weird that americans eat jelly and peanut butter together

i personally habe never tried one



jelly in england is jello in america not jam thats why people find this weird
Feb 1, 2007. 5:35 PMcanida says:
When I was an undergrad, we'd eat toasted Eggo waffles covered with chunky peanut butter and salsa. Sort of like a PB&J, but Americans usually find it weird and scary. Tastes good, though.
Feb 1, 2007. 9:08 PMMrMunki says:
Toast + peanut butter + cracked black pepper = YUM.
Feb 1, 2007. 6:26 PMewilhelm says:
I was thinking about this exact meal just yesterday! Tomorow's breakfast, perhaps!? As an undergrad, I was too cheap to buy milk. So, when my living-group quit buying food for MIT's January break I gave up cereal and ate almost nothing but Eggos, peanut butter, and salsa plus an orange for breakfast. I also had a friend that survived January eating nothing but crackers and packets of mustard and ketchup from the free condiments of the student center.
Feb 1, 2007. 11:29 PMcanida says:
Yes, but we also know someone who actually got scurvy from an all-ramen diet.

This is why I'm greatly in favor of trebuchet's Collegiate Meals program.

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