I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.

gloria p

On Oct 8, 2:21*pm, Gloria P > wrote:
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. *I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

I eat.Therefore I'm not hungry.

On Oct 8, 5:21*pm, Gloria P > wrote:
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. *I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

Peanut butter and onion sandwiches. Lovely.

John Kane Kingston ON Canada

Gloria P wrote:
>
>
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that still had
> traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

Gloria -

Sounds interesting... more details and research? I have both PB and
onions. Can you provide a warm and fuzzy story for me to try?

I don't want people to just point and laugh at me. Well, to be honest,
they do that now.

But I'd like to give them an actual reason I knew about a head of time
for a change.

Bob

Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Thu 08 Oct 2009 02:21:25p, Gloria P told us...
>
>>
>> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
>> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
>> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
>> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
>> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>>
>> gloria p
>>
>
> I have sometimes made a sandwich with peanut butter and a very thin slice of
> sweet onion.
>

Well, there you go, another weird sandwich to add to my list of "Odd
things people eat."

"Gloria P" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that still had
> traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

New snack

Chopped onions
Peanut butter'
Cup-O-Noodles (shrimp, beef or chicken, or spicy?)


--
Dimitri
Coming soon:
http://kitchenguide.wordpress.com.

Stu wrote:
> On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:46:25 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
> > wrote:
>
> -->On Thu 08 Oct 2009 02:21:25p, Gloria P told us...
> -->
> -->>
> -->>
> -->> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> -->> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> -->> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> -->> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> -->> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
> -->>
> -->> gloria p
> -->>
> -->
> -->I have sometimes made a sandwich with peanut butter and a very thin slice of
> -->sweet onion.
>
>
> I like a hot (raw) onion, mayo, two slices of cheese and one slice tomato.

Skip the tomato, and add some braunschweiger and I would join you.
Actually I normally use mustard in that config, but I am not snooty.
Just don't try make me use ketchup.

Bob

Gloria P wrote:
>
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.

You're pregnant! About 3 weeks. :-)

"Gloria P" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that still had
> traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>

You need to get out of the house more.

On Oct 8, 5:57*pm, George Shirley > wrote:
> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> > On Thu 08 Oct 2009 02:21:25p, Gloria P told us...
>
> >> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> >> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> >> sandwich. *I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> >> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> >> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> >> gloria p
>
> > I have sometimes made a sandwich with peanut butter and a very thin slice of
> > sweet onion.
>
> Well, there you go, another weird sandwich to add to my list of "Odd
> things people eat

What's odd about that? I have one fairly often. I consider them to be
a lot more reasonable than peanut butter and grape jelly which a
cousin used to eat <shudder>.

In article >,
Gloria P > wrote:

> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.

Nothing strange about that, to me. A childhood favorite is peanut
butter and tomato sandwiches. If there is no onion, might as well
forget it. What's the point? A little salt and some pepper. Serve
with potato chips.

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA

Dan Abel wrote:
> In article >,
> Gloria P > wrote:
>
>> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
>> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
>> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
>> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
>> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> Nothing strange about that, to me. A childhood favorite is peanut
> butter and tomato sandwiches. If there is no onion, might as well
> forget it. What's the point? A little salt and some pepper. Serve
> with potato chips.
>

Thanks Dan... I never know when the next inspiration will come from. PB,
onion, tomato, butter and S&P, That is not something I would likely
consider.

I do however currently have a fondness for peanut butter and Mayo. :-)


Have a nice night,

Bob

Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Thu 08 Oct 2009 03:11:34p, Stu told us...
>
>> On Thu, 08 Oct 2009 21:46:25 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
>> > wrote:
>>
>> -->On Thu 08 Oct 2009 02:21:25p, Gloria P told us...
>> -->
>> -->>
>> -->>
>> -->> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
>> -->> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
>> -->> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
>> -->> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
>> -->> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>> -->>
>> -->> gloria p
>> -->>
>> -->
>> -->I have sometimes made a sandwich with peanut butter and a very thin
>> slice of -->sweet onion.
>>
>>
>> I like a hot (raw) onion, mayo, two slices of cheese and one slice
>> tomato.
>>
>
> Rustic Restaurant in Rocky River, OH was established back in the 1940s, and
> we frequented the place until we moved to AZ in 2000. An odd but very
> tasty item on their menu was a hamburger spread with peanut butter, a slice
> of raw onion, and sweet relish.
>

As good as that sounds Wayne, I think I'd prefer the burger raw.

Bob

"Stu" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> I like a hot (raw) onion, mayo, two slices of cheese and one slice tomato.

Hey Mr Pid, how is that a strange combination? Where's the PB?

Mark Thorson wrote:
> Gloria P wrote:
>> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
>> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
>> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
>> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
>> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> You're pregnant! About 3 weeks. :-)



Ooh, if you're right I think Oprah might want to interview me
about it. This could be worth a LOT of money!

I don't recall craving Thai noodles during my previous
pregnancies, but they may not even have been invented then....

gloria p

Dimitri wrote:

> New snack
>
> Chopped onions
> Peanut butter'
> Cup-O-Noodles (shrimp, beef or chicken, or spicy?)

I'd use chile-garlic sauce in place of the onions.

Bob

In article >,
"Dimitri" > wrote:

> "Gloria P" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >
> > I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> > when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> > sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that still had
> > traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> > It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
> >
> > gloria p
>
> New snack
>
> Chopped onions
> Peanut butter'
> Cup-O-Noodles (shrimp, beef or chicken, or spicy?)

Spicy.

I have yet to find the nerve to cook with peanut butter... It just
sounds so wrong, but seems to be common in some asian foods.
--
Peace! Om

"Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down."
--Steve Rothstein

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In article >,
Bob Muncie > wrote:

> Dan Abel wrote:
> > In article >,
> > Gloria P > wrote:
> >
> >> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> >> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> >> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> >> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> >> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
> >
> > Nothing strange about that, to me. A childhood favorite is peanut
> > butter and tomato sandwiches. If there is no onion, might as well
> > forget it. What's the point? A little salt and some pepper. Serve
> > with potato chips.
> >
>
> Thanks Dan... I never know when the next inspiration will come from. PB,
> onion, tomato, butter and S&P, That is not something I would likely
> consider.
>
> I do however currently have a fondness for peanut butter and Mayo. :-)
>
>
> Have a nice night,
>
> Bob

<Argh> My sister and mom used to eat peanut butter with mayo and
lettuce. They could never get me to try it.

Talk about a lipid overload! <g>

I don't worry overly much about fat in my diet, but don't go out of my
way to eat a lot of it either. I avoid peanut butter like the plague
even tho' I really do like peanut butter by itself, with jelly or with
butter.

I used to add it to omnivorous baby bird food formulas (for birds such
as blue jays, blackbirds and starlings) when I had very active babies
that were failing to thrive just to add extra calories to their diet.

Fattened them up nicely every time and they liked it. :-)

I learned a lot from doing wildlife rescue volunteer work...

Including just how really caloric and fattening peanut butter was!
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"Gloria P" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that still had
> traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

I like a peanut butter sandwich with very thin slices of a sweet
onion, usually Texas sweet or Vidalia....our local Spanish onions have
become very strong over the years and I don't care for them any
more...Sharon in "onion growing country" in Canada

On Oct 8, 4:21*pm, Gloria P > wrote:
> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
> sandwich. *I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>
> gloria p

I don't think that's terribly strange! My mom used to eat thinly
sliced Bermuda onion and strawberry jam on homemade white bread. This
was also the same mom who made a sandwich spread with peanut butter,
Velveeta cheese and sweet pickle relish. (I still make that
occasionally! Does that mean I'll be drummed out of RFC? )
Lynn in Fargo ;-)

Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig wrote:
> On Oct 8, 4:21 pm, Gloria P > wrote:
>> I had just finished cutting up an onion for chicken soup
>> when I made a quick lunch--half a peanut butter and banana
>> sandwich. I licked s dab of peanut butter off my finger that
>> still had traces of onion on it and it tasted of interesting.
>> It made me want Thai noodles with peanut sauce.
>>
>> gloria p
>
> I don't think that's terribly strange! My mom used to eat thinly
> sliced Bermuda onion and strawberry jam on homemade white bread. This
> was also the same mom who made a sandwich spread with peanut butter,
> Velveeta cheese and sweet pickle relish. (I still make that
> occasionally! Does that mean I'll be drummed out of RFC? )
> Lynn in Fargo ;-)

Lynn - I think the concept of trying strawberry jam with onion a really
worthwhile thing to try, that I have not considered. Next time I have
the jam, I will try it.

Since I do sincerely dislike the Velveeta, I'll ignore the rest ;-)

Bob