Comments on: Cooking with Coach Levi: Toasted Peanut Butter Banana Sandwich http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/ Training, nutrition, cycling, mountain biking, and racing advice for cyclists. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:40:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ryan http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17390 Ryan Tue, 01 Jul 2008 21:18:36 +0000 http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17390 Thanks, Levi! I am getting hungry just thinking about it.... :) Thanks, Levi! I am getting hungry just thinking about it…. :)

]]> By: Levi http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17288 Levi Mon, 30 Jun 2008 22:46:23 +0000 http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17288 @Ryan Thanks for stopping by! I know what you mean about the toaster vs toaster oven situation. I pondered it before but couldn't come up with a good solution... 1) There's the Elvis Presley method where you mash a banana onto the bread and cook the sandwich in a frying pan (kind of like grilled cheese.) 2) You could cook the entire banana separately, perhaps on a stovetop burner, and then slice it up for the sandwich. Maybe wrap it in foil like a baked potato. 3) Microwave the banana slices until they get real soft, and then apply to the toasted bread. That last one is probably the most feasible, but without the toaster oven it is quite a bit of extra work! @Ryan

Thanks for stopping by! I know what you mean about the toaster vs toaster oven situation. I pondered it before but couldn’t come up with a good solution…

1) There’s the Elvis Presley method where you mash a banana onto the bread and cook the sandwich in a frying pan (kind of like grilled cheese.)

2) You could cook the entire banana separately, perhaps on a stovetop burner, and then slice it up for the sandwich. Maybe wrap it in foil like a baked potato.

3) Microwave the banana slices until they get real soft, and then apply to the toasted bread.

That last one is probably the most feasible, but without the toaster oven it is quite a bit of extra work!

]]> By: Ryan http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17264 Ryan Mon, 30 Jun 2008 18:44:17 +0000 http://coachlevi.com/cooking/toasted-peanut-butter-banana-sandwich-recipe/#comment-17264 I LOVE Peanut Butter & Banana sandwiches!! They are my absolute favorite post-workout snack, thanks for recognizing how great they are! I've never thought to toast my banana, but it's a great idea. 1 Question: how would you recommend accomplishing this if you don't have a flat toaster oven? (Just the type of toaster you drop your bread into...) Food for thought! I LOVE Peanut Butter & Banana sandwiches!! They are my absolute favorite post-workout snack, thanks for recognizing how great they are! I’ve never thought to toast my banana, but it’s a great idea. 1 Question: how would you recommend accomplishing this if you don’t have a flat toaster oven? (Just the type of toaster you drop your bread into…) Food for thought!

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