how to make wicked peanut butter jelly sandwiches

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STEP 1: toast a pair of sliced bread. use your trusty kawali (frying pan) if you don't have an oven toaster

STEP 2: spread a generous amount of peanut butter on one bread

STEP 3: spread a generous amount of jelly (this one is strawberry jam) on the other one

STEP 4: put the "spread" side of the two breads together and viola! you have a PBJ sandwich

it is best enjoyed with a glass of milk...

... and portions of mixed fruits...


... or  your simple banana would do too 

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