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![]() Last week I finally got around to buying some peanut butter. It's good stuff - so good that the other night I decided to do away with the bread altogether. A jar of peanut butter and a spoon is all I needed. Midway from jar to mouth, though, I had an idea: "What this needs is a bit of soy sauce." So I tried it. A few drops of Kikoman on the spoonful of PB. Lawdy, lawdy, Miss Clawdy! It was too good to be believed. Salt, sweet, umami - it had it all. Now, the question is, what can one do with this discovery? Such an exalted taste combination calls for something more than just a sandwich (though I tried that too and it was truly a consciousness-expanding experience). So, what sort of savoury dish can be made with PB and soy sauce? RobtE |
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