Diagnosed with PB&J addiction
May 4, 2009
I can’t seem to get enough out of my peanut butter and jelly.
All throughout this week, my lunch was composed of a peanut butter & jelly + banana between tortilla . And grilled.
I used to hate (loathe) peanut butter as a child. Our family was never big on it in Korea-then again, Koreans generally don’t eat a lot of western food. Even in the mornings, we had a full Korean breakfast+lunch+dinner.
But when we immigrated to Canada nine years ago, I was slowly introduced to a lot of the western foods- PB & J sandwich being one of them of course.
I never understood why kids raved over it at lunch hours or why at least one out of three kids had a PB&J sandwich each day. Until recently that is.
This morning was off to a slow start, being it was a cloudy, warm Sunday.
I woke up and read my novel for two hours before deciding to make myself a big cup of coffee and a PB&J ‘tortillawich’.
Here’s how I made them:
I cut a a tortilla(homemade) in half, spread some organic peanut butter on the half of the half, covered it with sliced ripe banana.
On the other half of the half, I spread it with some blueberry spread. And then I folded it. Then I grilled it.
These are so warm and ooey gooey! I always have to eat all over the edges to prevent leakage. But what the heck. Messy food=good food.


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ssen | May 5, 2009 at 5:48 AM
I actually don’t like my PB and J to come into contact with each other (which is kind of silly since they all end up in the same place but still). so unfortunately I can’t appreciate this particular post, but your cookies are another story.