FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for March 13, 2010

Jason can’t be trusted, Peter! You should know that!

Peter, what were you thinking?

What was the PB, peas and beets?

I once saw a man put powdered habanero pepper on vanilla ice cream. I bet he chose ice cream for a reason… :)

Peppers, beets & jalapeno

He was obviously distracted by his reading material or he would have known better.

Now that’s my kind of sandwich!

Splendens I use dried habanero pepper not only for adding to food, but I sprinkle it on my bean plants, sure keeps the rabbits away!

Hey, Jason knows what he’s doing. I’ve eaten plenty of peanut butter sandwiches with jalapenos. Try it, you’ll be amazed how good it tastes. And I’m not kidding.

My husband went to a subway to get sandwiches and gave certain orders. They messed up on mine and put onions and jalapenos in I thought I was on fire and it runt the sandwich.

Jalapenos infiltrate everything on a salad if you used olive oil and vinegar dressing…Good thing Elvis never thought of that combo over the bananas or he’d have died with only a couple dozen songs recorded instead of a few hundred. :)

Nice afternoon here missed the St. Patty’s parade someone said 1 1/2 hour. Clock change to. Spring forward. Soon high electric bills for outside heat.

I like PB & B toasted.

David, I think I’ll take your word for the peanut butter and jalapeno, but it does sound interesting. Do you use fresh or pickled jalapenos?

Sriracha brand red pepper sauce works better (for me) with peanut butter, although I can see the merit of using jalapenos. Those I save for turkey sandwiches, myself.

If your peppers get too hot, forget the drinks. Go for more food, especially grains (starch) like tortilla or bread.

@ Dry, you must have a stomach of iron! That’s interesting about the bean plants, I’ll have to remember that if/when I plant beans.

HE SHOULD OF MADE A P B AND J C PEANUT BUTTER JELLY CHEESS SANDWITCH