On Aug 30, 5:13*pm, Omelet > wrote:
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> *Melba's Jammin' > wrote:
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> > > "Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
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> > > >> >> I've tried and tried to make great tasting French Toast.
> > > >> > Mix some orange juice into the egg mixture. *Serve with marmalade.
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> > > I can't find the recipe I posted, must have been 1999 or so, but I soak it
> > > overnight with egg and orange juice. *Talk about "custardy" 
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> > > Jill
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> > Do you bake it or put it on a griddle? *I do a griddle.
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> I use a cast iron skillet just like mom taught me! :-)
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> Why a griddle?
Perhaps the griddle is rectangular.
I use a rectangular electric skillet. I can fit six slices
in at once, which is exactly the right amount for us.
Since the question was "bake or griddle", I think any
stovetop hardware could be considered a griddle in
answering.
Cindy Hamilton