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On 24 Jan 2013 16:13:51 GMT, notbob > wrote:
>On 2013-01-24, Janet Bostwick > wrote: > >> college. How do you fix your French Toast? > >Without any egg extenders! > >I was raised on egg/milk mixture, for both scrambled eggs and Fr toast. I >later realized, with the milk, scrambled eggs weep and Fr toast is >soggy. Scrambled eggs require no milk or cream and they only cause >weeping of the cooked eggs as the water in the milk drains out. Ick! >I can see using milk/eggs in Fr toast if the toast is thick slices of >Fr bread. Otherwise, unnecessary. Jes let the bread soak in the egg >mixture a little longer. It'll soak in. I may try eggnog Fr toast, >though. ![]() Do your eggs at a lower temperature. The high temp wrings the water from the protein. Janet US |
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