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This sandwich is a classic for when I just don’t feel like making anything. Use less honey than in the photos, unless you enjoy a goopy sandwich like I do.

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Ingredients

• 2 slices of bread
• Butter
• Peanut Butter
• Honey

Directions

1. Toast the bread
2. Butter the bread
3. Spread peanut butter on bread
4. Drizzle honey on top of peanut butter
5. Slap together and enjoy!

You will note that I neatly sliced (pun intended) my bread. I do this as with the quantity of honey that I use, the sandwich is quite rich and I have much difficulty eating it all at once. If I do not have a tall glass of milk, I find it most impossible to finish at all.

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I made a delicious pasta that required a mix-in of chopped roasted almonds. Having no roasted almonds, but tons of raw almonds, I decided to roast my own plain almonds.

1. Preheat oven to 350°
2. Line a cookie sheet or jelly roll pan with aluminum foil
3. Lay your almonds on the cookie sheet in a single layer
4. I coated my almonds with cooking spray to help it retain moisture, but you could also brush on vegetable oil for the same effect
5. Bake in oven for 8-10 minutes

And you’re done! Yummy! I’d like to try this with olive oil instead of cooking spray – I am interested in the flavor differences between olive oil and normal vegetable oil.

After this I used a utility knife to chop the almonds into equal sized pieces, but you could also use a food chopper if you wanted to save time. I sometimes use my KitchenAid Food Chopper – difficult to clean, but faster than a knife and cutting board.

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It is pictured with a protective guard on the pokers, of course.

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