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Spicy Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwich

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A unique sandwich with a bold combination of spicy peanut butter and tangy pickles on fresh bread.

Ingredients for Spicy Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwich

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Toasted Pita, Flatbread, Or Lavash

slices

Creamy peanut butter, spread

tablespoons

Sriracha Sauce, drizzled

teaspoons

Crisp Pickles, sliced

0 oz

How to Make Spicy Peanut Butter and Pickle Sandwich

1. Spread Peanut Butter

Take a fresh slice of your favorite bread and generously spread a layer of creamy peanut butter over its surface.

2. Drizzle Sriracha

Drizzle a moderate amount of Sriracha sauce over the peanut butter.

3. Add Pickles

Layer crisp pickles on top of the Sriracha sauce.

4. Assemble Sandwich

Place another slice of bread on top and press down gently to hold the sandwich together.

Pitfalls and tips

Choose the Right Bread

Opt for a hearty, whole-grain bread or a good-quality sourdough. These varieties add a rustic bite and can hold up well against the moisture of pickles and the heft of peanut butter. Toasting the bread is essential for additional crunch and flavor.

Layer Thoughtfully

Spread the spicy peanut butter evenly on both slices of toasted bread to create a barrier against moisture. Place pickle slices in a single layer for even distribution of flavors.

Balance with Pickles

Choose high-quality dill or bread-and-butter pickles based on your preference for sweetness or tartness. Pat the pickle slices dry before adding them to prevent soggy bread.

Select High-Quality Peanut Butter

Use natural peanut butter with no added sugar to keep the flavors balanced. Peanut butter made from roasted peanuts without skin can offer a deeper, richer flavor.

Finishing Touches

Sprinkle flaky sea salt or freshly cracked black pepper on the peanut butter before serving. Serve the sandwich immediately to maintain texture.

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