This great little spread does it all. It can be a snack, a meal or a sweet. Just vary your portion to fit your hunger level. It’s great straight off the spoon, too. For a healthier treat, omit the sugar and add 1 tablespoon of honey (or no honey at all). Here, I’m having a bit of a sweet treat with a spoonful on a piece of candied lemon and walnut bread.
Peanut Banana Butter
makes just under 1 cup
1 over-ripe banana
1 Tablespoons sugar, or to your taste
4 Tablespoons of your favorite peanut butter
In a measuring cup, combine banana and sugar. Stir roughly with a spoon until the banana reaches the state of a puree. (This takes about 5 seconds. It’s so easy.) Then, add peanut butter to your taste. Place in jam jar and use immediately. Or, refrigerate and use within the day.
Serve on toast, a cookie, or straight off the spoon and into your mouth. (Yes, that’s a fresh clean spoon with each taste.) One tablespoon on toast makes a very hearty snack or small breakfast.
Note: You could easily add peanut butter to reach 1 full cup. But, I prefer the smooth, creamy consistency with about 4 heaping tablespoons of peanut butter.
15 seconds in the microwave turned the candied lemon into a soft, sweet treat
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