A childhood favorite for generations, the perfect union of peanut butter and jelly is best left alone. But who says we can only let them meet between two slices of bread? Why not, say, in the middle of a warm, sugar-dusted doughnut? Pastry chef Mary Cancel of New York City’s Tipsy Parson has done just that with this ingenious recipe. Whether you serve these gooey delights as a breakfast treat or as a finishing touch to a stick-to-your-ribs meal, you’ll be glad you let old PB&J shine outside of the lunchroom.
A childhood favorite for generations, the perfect union of peanut butter and jelly is best left alone. But who says we can only let them meet between two slices of bread? Why not, say, in the middle of a warm, sugar-dusted doughnut? Pastry chef Mary Cancel of New York City’s Tipsy Parson has done just that with this ingenious recipe. Whether you serve these gooey delights as a breakfast treat or as a finishing touch to a stick-to-your-ribs meal, you’ll be glad you let old PB&J shine outside of the lunchroom.
