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A step‑by‑step recreation of the iconic frozen Uncrustable sandwich. Soft, pillowy homemade sandwich bread is enriched with a water‑roux for extra moisture, paired with a smooth, lightly salted homemade peanut butter and a bright grape‑apple jelly. The result is a crust‑less, perfectly round sandwich that can be made ahead and frozen for quick lunches.
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