In case anyone is curious to hear about my culinary excecises

[finneco]

I've been experimenting a lot (OK, I always experiment a lot, so this isn't a change) in the kitchen, and have stumbled across some rather tasty if unconventional things to eat. A recent favourite, which I will humbly refer to as the "Finn Sandwich" (meaning me, not the nationality, as it has no fish or anything pickled) and goes as follows

Comments

[w1ldc47]

That sounds awesome. And, in support of your sweet pepper plans, I would like to inform you that peanut butter and green pepper was a sandwich I grew up with.

[ralian]

Honey improves every sandwich.

[ramou]

I think it's a Finn Sandwich, not because of the particular ingredients, but because of the thought processes prescribed to be applied in the making. Deep thoughts into the type of toasting, consideration of shaving over slicing, pondering the pedigree of both cucumbers and tasty peanut spreads of choice, all seem required for it to be a true Finn Sandwich. If you can't taste the cognition, it did not come from *your* kitchen!

[ramou]

I didn't have anything hippy-approved in my apt. to make the sandwich with, but I did my best to think lofty thoughts whilst I made it. Sure, ginger powder seems a lot lamer than fresh ginger shavings, but you can mix it into the honey really well.

The black pepper was really a nice touch. I added cashews because I like them and had them, and I thought it worked out well.

Very tasty and satisfying.