Bacon at breakfast made me so happy, and Joy of Cooking from the 70s so interesting and full of such great retro food I thought I would make a good lunch from it.
That is when I found the Sandwiches of Shame.
I could only bring myself to make one of them, but I will post both shocking recipes.
The first is innocently named:
Peanut Butter and Tomato Sandwich *
Preheat broiler
Toast on one side:
a slice of bread
Spread the untoasted side with:
peanut butter
mixed with:
Chopped cooked Bacon
Bacon Drippings
You may top this with:
A thick slice of tomato
Season the tomato with:
1/4 teaspoon of brown sugar
salt and paprika
Put the sandwich under the broiler for 2-3 minutes.
Then, you are supposed to eat it. . . which I did. . . and . . . I . . . liked. . . it. . . .
If I were drunk I would have loved it so much I would have sat down and written a strongly worded thank you letter to Irma Rombauer and fallen asleep at the computer before I was finished.
My son liked it too, but he will happily drink his own bathwater, given the chance.
* Just so you know I made it will all organic ingredients on whole grain bread with tons of omega-3 to make myself feel less gross.
This sandwich is even more shocking, simply called:
Peanut Butter and Bacon Sandwich
Combine:
3/4 cup peanut butter
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons pickle relish
1/4 cup minced bacon
Toast on one side
4 slices of bread
Spread the untoasted side with 'mixture'. Broil the sandwiches until the tops are brown. Slice them diagonally.
Irma suggest to, "try this combination on the unconverted." Ha!
I would try this as a closed sandwich, then deep fried. But again, only if I'd been drinking.
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2 comments:
It sounds pretty good, I'd say, but I'm sure MY mother would have embellished it with salad dressing. . . .
She would have added mayonnaise.
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