Add creamy peanut butter and apples to a chicken cheesesteak to get a Po’ Boy Peanut Butter Chicken Cheesesteak.
November 2009
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Peanut Butter Sandwich Recipes
Recipe 6: Po’ Boy Peanut Butter Chicken Cheesesteak
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Po’ Boy Peanut Butter Chicken Cheesesteak
Regional culinary influences was the inspiration behind the Po’ Boy Peanut Butter Chicken Cheesesteak, which won the 2009 “Most Creative Peanut Butter Sandwich” seventh-annual contest. Created by ten-year-old Jordyn Boyer of Lebanon, Pa., the sandwich provides a twist on her home state’s cheesesteak staple by adding creamy peanut butter and apples to the more traditional ingredients: chicken, peppers, onions and mozzarella cheese. For added flavor, she also created a peanut butter dipping sauce heavy on the honey flavor that can also be used as a dip for a side of sliced apples.
Ingredients For The Sandwich
Ingredients For The Sauce
Preparation
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Cut peppers into strips, cut onions into rings and slice apples into strips. Put into sauce pan with olive oil and cook on medium heat until soft.
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Cook chicken breast slices and add to the pepper/onion/apple mix. (If you are using deli chicken, cut into strips and add it to the pepper/onion/apple mix. The deli chicken is already cooked and just needs to be warmed.)
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For the sauce, heat a sauce pan on medium heat and add creamy peanut butter, Worcestershire sauce, honey mustard, honey and water. Cook until creamy and soft.
- Add three tablespoons of peanut butter sauce to the chicken/pepper/onion/apple mix. Stir together.
- Put the chicken mixture on the hoagie/sub roll and sprinkle with mozzarella cheese.
- Cut the remaining half of the apple and place it on a plate with left over peanut butter sauce for dipping.
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