Frozen Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
"Yes, I tell you this can be done and NOT be soggy when defrosted! I have been having my students make these for years now....nothing new....so I was surprised that it was not listed on Zaar! Cooking time is actually freezing time."
- Ready In:
- 1hr 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
-
1
ingredients
- 2 slices whole grain wheat bread
- 1 tablespoon butter, soften (not melted)
- 2 tablespoons peanut butter
- 2 teaspoons jelly (can use honey)
directions
- Spread soften butter over inside of each bread slice. Cover to edges. This does not have to be thick.
- Spread peanut butter over the butter but NOT all the way to the edge.
- Spread jelly over the peanut butter.
- Close sandwich. Do not cut!
- Place into a sandwich bag. Close, place flat in freezer.
- When frozen, (about one hour) remove from freezer, open small part of bag and squeeze out air. Reseal.
- Place sandwich bag in a freezer bag, squeeze out air and return to freezer.
- These sandwiches can remain frozen for some time. I have had then after four month and they tasted as good as freshly made.
- My students usually make ten at a time. They pop them in their bags and it is defrosted by lunchtime!
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<br>Been cooking since I was ten, making the evening vegetable. By twelve I pretty much took over the family kitchen and I've been cooking ever since! Love all kinds of food but probably favor Asian-style cuisine the most. I LOVE to create my own thing..from breakfasts to midnite snacks and everything in between. Have six grandchildren and WAS busy making that expected cookbook for them, but I have most of it here on Zaar now. I say most of it cause I'm not finished creating different things.
<br> Guess there is only one food item that I stay strictly away from and that is okra, otherwise I'm open to try most anything...well at least a healthy taste! Update 2007: After trying to use this food item in different recipes, I have to add blue cheese to keep the okra company.
<br>Retired from a long nursing career due to poor eyesight and now am a SAHM - YES, I AM! I have international students in my home and I'm the Big Mamma!. Get lots of original recipes through them and always try to cook foods from their homelands. Due to their different likes and dislikes, I am always tweaking recipes.
<br>For the past several yrs, I have changed my eating patterns for a more healthly life style. Each New Year resolution was bringing me closer to reaching my goal. I have now stopped my changes as I feel (and my doctor) that I am in the best control in my adult life. My weight is stable at 150 (give or take a lbs or two), and at 5ft,6inches, I'm happy. My cholestrol is about the same as my weight. My B/P still needs help with some medicine, but is maintained. Only my eyes cause any problem. So after the last few years of problems, I'm grateful that God has allowed me more time to show him that I am trying to take care of the body he gave me. It sure helped to have so many Zaarites supporting and befriending me.
