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![]() "Bob Terwilliger" > ha scritto nel messaggio >>>>>>> PS The one I consumed did not have the very top of the fried >>>>>>> bread>>>>>>> submersed. I thought that gave the whole thing a very >>>>>>> interesting>>>>>>> texture. >> Toast the bread first. The "batter" does not soak into it as much. > > You think we're talking about French toast, don't >you? LOL I don't make Indian bread pudding, but I do make very good bread pudding and I always toast the bread first and I always have some sticking up out of the custard so there are crunchy points. I must have eaten French toast 200 times, but have never used (or wanted) a recipe. It's the salty butter edges around the milky custard innards that I like, so all these additions would make me like it less. |
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