Easy Recipes for Christmas Morning Brunch
Here is a great way to gather the family together after an exciting and hectic morning of discovering what Santa left under the tree or opening family presents: Plan a delicious brunch with do-aheads...
View ArticleRediscovering Community Cookbooks: Peanut Candy
One of the most fun and useful hobbies I have is collecting cookbooks, as my kitchen shelves (and now my laundry room’s extra shelves) can attest. It’s fun because browsing my “store-bought” cookbooks...
View ArticleGive a PB & J To Honor Martin Luther King Day
Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a holiday that was signed into law in 1983. Dr. King once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: ‘What are you doing for others?’” Each year,...
View ArticleRecipe: Peanut Butter Pie for National Pie Day
Today, January 23, is National Pie Day. And who doesn’t like that slice of homey comfort that is pie? What better way to celebrate than to continue the comfort food idea by baking a traditional peanut...
View ArticleBe Good to Your Heart: Eat Peanuts
February is American Heart Month! It is a time to consider healthy eating habits and fitness routines to determine how we can live longer and healthier lives. And it’s a time to find ways to keep our...
View ArticlePeanut Traditions Across America—Amish Peanut Butter Spread
If you happen to live in or near Amish country (mostly in and around Pennsylvania or Ohio), then you’re more than likely familiar with Amish Peanut Butter or Church Spread. For the rest of us, it could...
View ArticleSnowy Day Snack with Kids
When the weatherman gives you snow—make snowmen. Kids of all ages will love helping you make (and eat!) this good-for-you peanut butter snack on snowy, cold or rainy days. Kids can shape the dough...
View ArticleLet’s Snack! A Peanut Pick-Me-Up
Sometimes the best snacks are the ones we put together spur-of-the-moment with foods we have in the pantry. This was the case for me recently when I was hungry for an afternoon pick-me-up and needed...
View ArticleVintage Peanuts: “A Party Isn’t A Party Without…Peanuts.”
Here at the National Peanut Board, we started wondering how peanuts became popular as a party food in the U.S. We discovered the first cocktail peanuts were introduced in an eight-ounce, vacuum-sealed...
View ArticleA Recipe for a Spring Break Pick-Me-Up
Spring Break—it’s the time we usually hit the road to our favorite vacation spot or just have more time to get out of our routine and explore personal interests at home. Being on-the-go usually means...
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