Or you could try something a little different, like pb&j pops, peanut butter and jelly monkey bread, or yummy Peanut butter and jelly french toast!
You can check out more peanut butter and jelly recipes here.
Showing posts with label peanut butter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label peanut butter. Show all posts
4/02/2016
National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day [April 2]
April 2 is National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day. Who knew? This might be one of the easiest days to celebrate all year! PB&J sandwiches for dinner for everyone!!
Or you could try something a little different, like pb&j pops, peanut butter and jelly monkey bread, or yummy Peanut butter and jelly french toast!
You can check out more peanut butter and jelly recipes here.
Or you could try something a little different, like pb&j pops, peanut butter and jelly monkey bread, or yummy Peanut butter and jelly french toast!
You can check out more peanut butter and jelly recipes here.
8/24/2012
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1/02/2011
Salted Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate
It may not be as cold here as it is in some places, but we are still definitely in the mood for hot chocolate. Salted caramel has become my favorite hot chocolate flavor of the season, but I am going to have to give salted peanut butter hot chocolate a shot at the top spot:
You can get the recipe for this treat over at One Ordinary Day.
You can get the recipe for this treat over at One Ordinary Day.
12/08/2010
Chocolate Pretzel Bites
I spend a lot of time looking for new blogs to add to my Google Reader. But I never look for new reciep blogs. And it isn't because I don't like them. I LOVE them. I probably love baking more than crafting and decorating. But I don't look for blogs because I know my sister-in-law will tell me about all of the good ones.
And yesterday she did just that. She emailed me a link to these beauties over at Framed Cooks:
Chocolate Pretzel Bites. These puppies have peanut butter pretzels dipped in chocolate and then drizzled with more peanut butter and rolled in peanuts. That is about as close to perfection as you can get in my book. I am thinking I might dip them in caramel before I dip them in chocolate so that they are a replica of Take 5 bar.
These would be perfect for a party or a gift for the neighbors if I could keep myself from eating all of them.
And yesterday she did just that. She emailed me a link to these beauties over at Framed Cooks:
Chocolate Pretzel Bites. These puppies have peanut butter pretzels dipped in chocolate and then drizzled with more peanut butter and rolled in peanuts. That is about as close to perfection as you can get in my book. I am thinking I might dip them in caramel before I dip them in chocolate so that they are a replica of Take 5 bar.
These would be perfect for a party or a gift for the neighbors if I could keep myself from eating all of them.
10/19/2010
Peanut Butter Pots
Jenny from Beehive and Bird's Nest posted the recipe for her award winning (blue ribbon in the state fair, how fun is THAT) Chocolate Peanut Butter Pots:
And considering that I pretty much love every ingredient you use for this cookie:
They are absolutely going on my must bake list for Fall. You can check out what to do with these ingredients HERE.
And considering that I pretty much love every ingredient you use for this cookie:
They are absolutely going on my must bake list for Fall. You can check out what to do with these ingredients HERE.
5/22/2010
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies and PB Ice Cream
My husband opened a new jar of peanut butter to make the kids a sandwich last weekend. Only problem is that I had opened a new jar two days before. So I have been looking for recipes to use up some of the peanut butter.
I just got a new ice cream maker, so I am tempted to make this PB ice cream from Erin's Cooks:
but the bowl has to stay in the freezer for 24 hours, so I might break down and make these peanut butter oatmeal cookies from Baking Bites:
I just got a new ice cream maker, so I am tempted to make this PB ice cream from Erin's Cooks:
but the bowl has to stay in the freezer for 24 hours, so I might break down and make these peanut butter oatmeal cookies from Baking Bites:
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