Original Notes:
Mix as directed, lightly rubbing the peanut butter into the flour mixture. Bake in a moderately slow oven (325 to 350) for one hour
For a richer Peanut Butter bread, with a more cake-like texture, use 2 eggs. Reduce baking powder to 3 teaspoons and milk to 1 cup. Increase sugar to 1/2 cup. Raisins may also be added, if desired.
Recipe Notes
Stacy’s Notes:
I found this posted online and thought it looked intriguing. The original poster said it was from a cookbook from the 1930’s! 🙂 She said she made the optional version using the 2 eggs, so I did that (and realized afterwards that I didn’t follow the rest of the notes about decreasing the baking powder and milk and increasing the sugar, so that was user error on my part!)
The original recipe didn’t contain a pan size, so I guessed with an 8 1/2″ loaf pan and it was the right size. I also chose the lower temp and baked for an hour. It passed the toothpick test.
We thought it needed more sugar, or maybe jelly on it, was plain and lacking without a topping. So we ate our slices with jelly and it was good!
Also, I stored the leftovers at room temperature and after a few days, it got really wonky, so store in fridge in the future. Tim liked it!