Very Unusual Peanut Butter Sandwich

Very Unusual Peanut Butter Sandwich Recipe
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Recipe Rating:
 5 Ratings
Categories: Other Main Dishes, Quick & Easy
Serves: 1
Prep Time:

Ingredients

2 slice bread
favorite peanut butter
mayonnaise
2-3 slice onion (slice very thin)
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Well Seasoned
La Crosse, WI (pop. 51,320)
colleenlucky7
Member Since Apr 2010
Colleen's Notes:

This is an unusual peanut butter sandwich that comes from New Orleans ancestors. We also have the ingredients on crackers. I grew up eating these sandwiches and crackers, my mother told me that her father made them for her... and his father made them for him...

It sounds strange... but is actually very good!

 

Directions

1
Gently spread a thin layer of peanut butter over two slices of bread. Next spread a thin layer of mayonnaise over the peanut butter.
2
Very thinly slice an onion and place the slices over the peanut butter and mayonnaise on the bread.
3
You can put the two pieces of bread together or have them as "open face" sandwiches. Cut on a diagonal and serve.
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Lilliancooks
Lillian Russo Lilliancooks
Oct 9, 2010
Hi Colleen! Its so funny that you posted this because I just tried a similar recipe from here, but it uses ketchup instead of mayo! I forgot to add the ketchup when I made it! lol! I liked it though! Here's the recipe Betty's Ritz Bites
dopeydwarf
Kathy B dopeydwarf
Oct 9, 2010
I grew up eating peanut butter, Miracle Whip and lettuce sandwiches. Alot of friends think this sounds like a terrible combination, until they taste it.

Miracle Whip adds so much more flavor than mayo.
gigi2six
Pam Stewart gigi2six
Oct 9, 2010
My husband has been eating PB, Mayo and Onion sandwiches since he was a little boy too!!! His family is from Canada. We both chuckled when I read your recipe because he has taken a ribbing about his "special" PB sandwiches for ever!! Thanks for sharing!
buttermebarbie
Barbara Mitchell buttermebarbie
Oct 9, 2010
My Grandma grew up in the depression and they lived on pnb & mayo sandwiches, to this day we may our blt's w pnb, mayo, bacon, lettuce & tomato....try it! Yummy!
colleenlucky7
Colleen Sowa colleenlucky7
Oct 9, 2010
Hi Lillian! Thank you for your comments... and the link to the other recipe Betty's Ritz Bites! I will try her recipe... very sweet of you!
colleenlucky7
Colleen Sowa colleenlucky7
Oct 9, 2010
Thanks Kathy B for your comments! I like Miracle Whip better too! I just posted the recipe as I grew up with it... lol
colleenlucky7
Colleen Sowa colleenlucky7
Oct 9, 2010
Hi Pam! Some of my family are from Canada too... but that isn't the side of the family that eat this delicacy!!! lol. Tell your husband that I get lots of ribbing for eating this treasure too... lol Thanks for posting...
colleenlucky7
Colleen Sowa colleenlucky7
Oct 9, 2010
Thanks for your comments Barbara! That was my next unusual sandwich to be posted.... lol I love them! But if you want to post it... go ahead... let me know!
Lilliancooks
Lillian Russo Lilliancooks
Oct 10, 2010
I love unique recipes like this one! Please post more of them, if you have them!
buttermebarbie
Barbara Mitchell buttermebarbie
Oct 10, 2010
Colleen, feel free to post it! I just love it when there are others that share the same weird tastes!
colleenlucky7
Colleen Sowa colleenlucky7
Oct 10, 2010
I have lots of unusual recipes.... I am currently working of 5 cookbooks...... I will post the sandwich recipe....thanks! Happy Cooking!
HTMAYNARD
HELEN MAYNARD HTMAYNARD
Oct 23, 2010
I use to eat this as a kid but with a nice twist. Make your sandwich and then butter the bread just like you would for a grilled cheese and toast it. The peanut butter gets gooey its great!

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