Raw Peanuts —
I tried making peanut butter with these and it didn't turn out the best.
Not exact matches
If you've never
tried it, you might be surprised how easy it is to
make your own guacamole, hummus, or even
peanut butter.
I
tried making a version of this and then ended up
making a Crunchy
peanut butter as well.
As I often
try to give my children energy balls too, I use Wowbutter (nut - free,
made from roasted soya but tastes exactly like
peanut butter) and sunflower seeds in place of
peanuts.
Last week you also
made some
peanut butter cups... will
try those too!!
I definitely think there's such a thing as
peanut butter addiction so I
try to stay away from it (at least for now) and
make this fudge with almond
butter instead.
It was a bit of an experiment for me because the easy way out is to use a pre-mixed all purpose gluten free flour (like I did with the
peanut butter cookies I
made here), but today I wanted to
try something different.
I had decided to
try making a new flavor this time and wanted to use
peanut butter (yum right?
This year we
made a few staples including Nanny's Crescent Cookies and Healthier
Peanut Butter Balls, but we also
tried a couple new recipes.
I'm looking forward to
trying these out, but would like to
make a «non-sweet» version, flavoured only by the
peanut butter?
The
peanut butter adds a nice flavor, though I am curious to
try tahini to
make it really seasme - y!
How did you get them cut so nice, when i
tried cutting the
peanut butter squished out and when i
tried breaking it never lined up with the bottom layer so looked terrible I like the taste but i want what i
make to look good too lol please HELP!!
I
made these tonight with Skippy super chunk (breaking my rule of always
trying a recipe as written, as I only keep chunky
peanut butter at home) and Billington's dark muscovado sugar.
I've been really addicted to green smoothies since I first
tried them, some of you may remember the Skinny Green Monster
made with spinach bananas and
peanut butter... so good!
If you loved the sweet taste of the classic Rice Krispies treats, you should definitely
try this super easy - to -
make chocolate
peanut -
butter spin on that recipe!
I was
trying to
make this with some natural
peanut butter that was just a little too tough to stir to a smooth consistency, so I blitzed the whole mess in the food processor.
But I did
try a few delicious cakes and cookies
made with
peanut butter, like this Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie for ins
peanut butter, like this Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie for ins
butter, like this Chocolate
Peanut Butter Pie for ins
Peanut Butter Pie for ins
Butter Pie for instance.
I most frequently
make peanut butter ones, but I thought for this challenge that one held together with chocolate hazelnut spread would be fun to
try.
I think I will have to
try making my own version of a
peanut butter cup by adding this to one of my coconut oil chocolate recipes.
Haven't
made a banana chocolate
peanut butter one yet, but will have to
try it.
I've done
peanut butter whipped cream... I
made it for a Reese's cheese cake... Which was amazing but yours looks a little light and fluffier then mine had turned out so I may have to
try your way with the
peanut butter..
I could
make 2
peanut butter recipes per day for the rest of my life and still not
make it through all the
peanut butter recipes I want to
try!
I live in Ecuador so regular
peanut butter is really expensive, I
tried with home
made peanut butter (I drained all the oil to thicken it) and they are perfect.
I have
made so many batches of gluten free
peanut butter cookies,
trying to recreate the perfect chewyness that is our old family recipe.
And then, no less than five minutes later, I'm slinging cereal and cutting fruit into itty - bitty pieces and
trying to calm the usual morning chaos so I can please, please just have one little sip of coffee before this day starts and suddenly it's 8 a.m. and the kitchen looks like it exploded and everyone else has eaten breakfast but me and that's when my old reliable pal
peanut butter toast
makes its appearance.
My mom
tried to
make this with her fresh ground
peanut butter and she couldn't get it to swirl like mine did, but big spoonfuls are just as yummy!
This recipe is one I will add to my «Recipes to
Try file» as I love anything
made with
peanut butter.
A banana loaf sounds incredible, I love
making myself either
peanut butter or cinnamon and honey granola - I'd really recommend you
try it!
Defiantly want to
try making the chocolate
peanut butter bars.
This is definitely the best blondie - type recipe I've
tried for
peanut butter chocolate chip bars and I will be
making them again in the future and plan on playing around with mix - ins next time (chopped Reese's anyone!?).
-LSB-...] ones I've
tried and liked are the Banana and Chocolate Chip Baked Oatmeal Cups,
Make - Ahead Fruit and Yogurt Cups, Shake & Go
Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats, and the -LSB-...]
-LSB-...] to use a pre-mixed all purpose gluten free flour (like I did with the
peanut butter cookies I
made here), but today I wanted to
try something different.
I threw in some almond
butter but, flavor-wise, it didn't
make a huge difference; I might
try peanut butter next time for a more nutty flavor.
Jesse said to let you know that he recommends
trying them with white chocolate chips or with
peanut butter swirled through - they are his two current favourite additions to these brownies:P (Really, he just keeps suggesting additions so that I keep
making more brownies!)
I came across a recipe for a
peanut butter and banana quick bread recently that caught my eye and I decided yesterday to give it a
try, «rebuilding» the recipe to
make it a little healthier.
For anyone seriously looking for some good vegan cookies
try this recipe, I have
made it twice now and both times the cookies were absolutely perfect, I wouldn't have even looked elsewhere were it not for being out of
peanut butter...
And that's after countless recipes
trying to use them up, like these out - of - control Samoa Blizzards, or the super gooey Do - Si - Do
peanut butter cookie bars that never even
made it on the blog before they were devoured (sorry).
Anyhow, my son has been asking me to keep
making oatmeal for him and since the plain oatmeal won't cut it any more after
making the dark chocolate and
peanut butter and apple pie oatmeal, I figured I
try a new version.
I
made this recipe tonight and I doubled it, I added two bags of the prunes and 2 cups of
peanut butter it's called better than
peanut butter its from Trader Joe's its like a lower fat
peanut butter and I added one cup of cocoa powder my food processor almost broke
trying to mix this recipe up!
I find topping them with banana and drizzled natural
peanut butter makes them extra tasty so I highly recommend
trying them that way, or with whatever your favorite nut
butter / fruit combo is.
I also
tried making them with tahini instead of
peanut butter and they turned out great as well.
I've never
tried making my own
peanut butter before, but now I want to
try!
Love your recipes and great photos — they inspired me to
try making my own
peanut butter banana chia seed pudding too.
If so,
try making them a turkey burger with lettuce and tomato and sneak some
peanut butter onto one of the buns.
One last thing I prefer
making my own with a Champion Juicier but just recently
tried and failed miserably at buy unshelled raw
peanuts dry roasting and shelling and grinding — the result did not look or taste like
Peanut Butter as I know it.
Since
trying sunflower
butter that first time I've experimented with
making my own nut and seed
butters at home in order to venture outside the
peanut butter realm.
Making these today!!!! I've been making a similar version to satisfy that chocolatey sweet tooth, but I can not wait to try your slight variation (aka: peanut butter frosting... o.m.g.) I am SO with you on how amazing plant based foods can easily transition to something sweet or savory and meld into meals or des
Making these today!!!! I've been
making a similar version to satisfy that chocolatey sweet tooth, but I can not wait to try your slight variation (aka: peanut butter frosting... o.m.g.) I am SO with you on how amazing plant based foods can easily transition to something sweet or savory and meld into meals or des
making a similar version to satisfy that chocolatey sweet tooth, but I can not wait to
try your slight variation (aka:
peanut butter frosting... o.m.g.) I am SO with you on how amazing plant based foods can easily transition to something sweet or savory and meld into meals or desserts!
I've also
made them previously with
peanut butter, but my sweetheart doesn't care for
peanut flavor so I wanted to
try almond
butter.
I love
peanut butter and this is a variety I've never thought to
try or
make.
If you are allergic to
peanut butter you can also
try to
make these using other nut
butters, maybe even sunflower seed
butter?