Article: The Main Ingredient: Not just for PB&J; Seek out natural peanut butter for steak sate dipping sauce

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THE year was 1928, and one can imagine that cookbook author Florence A. Cowles was probably grasping at a few straws to fill her latest opus, "Seven Hundred Sandwiches."

Perhaps that's why the American public was treated to recipes for "peanut and pimiento," "peanut butter and tomato," "egg and peanut butter" - she came up with more than 30 peanut butter permutations, only two of which involved jelly.

At the time, maybe that wasn't so odd; peanut butter had just recently been invented, in 1890, and for decades it was considered a delicacy to be nibbled with watercress on toast points in upscale urban tearooms. It was during the 1920s that ...

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