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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Saturate the toast in the mixture of milk an egg.

Saturate the toast in the mixture of milk an egg. Then fry it to golden brown.

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and egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour. Soak would be more natural than saturate.

— Nona the brit

  • and egg.
  • Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.
  • Soak would be more natural than saturate.
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and egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.

Soak would be more natural than saturate.
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Nona The Britand egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.

Soak would be more natural than saturate.

Thanks, Nona.

Got it.
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Nona The Britand egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.

Soak would be more natural than saturate.
And unless the bread is extremely dry and/or dense, your French toast will turn out better if it's just "dipped" in the mixture.
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Philip
Nona The Brit
and egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.

Soak would be more natural than saturate.

And unless the bread is extremely dry and/or dense, your French toast will turn out better if it's just "dipped" in the mixture.
Thanks, Philip.
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Angliholic
Philip
Nona The Brit
and egg. Then fry it until it is golden brown or fry it until it is golden brown in colour.

Soak would be more natural than saturate.

And unless the bread is extremely dry and/or dense, your French toast will turn out better if it's just "dipped" in the mixt
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And finally, use bread, not toast. You don't toast the bread first.
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Grammar GeekAnd finally, use bread, not toast. You don't toast the bread first.
Thanks, GG.

But I don't get it-why don't use "toast" but "bread?" What does it mean-You don't toast the bread first.

PS Sorry for the typo--tip, Philip.
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Angliholic
Grammar GeekAnd finally, use bread, not toast. You don't toast the bread first.
Thanks, GG.

But I don't get it-why don't use "toast" but "bread?" What does it mean-You don't toast the bread first.

PS Sorry for the typo--tip, Philip.

u dip the 'bread' in first, then u '
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Angliholic
Grammar GeekAnd finally, use bread, not toast. You don't toast the bread first.
Thanks, GG.

But I don't get it--why not use "toast" but "bread?" What do you mean by "You don't toast the bread first?"

P.S. Sorry for the typo--tip, Philip.

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Toast is bread that has already been cooked , not fried, but dry by heat - traditionally by being held over a fire but these days in an electic toaster. GG was right, you use bread, not toast, for this.
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