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04-28-03, 04:25 PM
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French Toast
Well I got to thinking about French Toast (by the way I love to cook and I do ok at it some times)I have a really good recipie for French Toast it is a bit unique in western culture but it is very good I think.The pan is the most important part of the whole endeavour,you must clean the pan after every piece of French Toast is finished or you will not get the proper flavour of this recipie(I can't stress enough you must clean your pan when doing this French Toast recipie)Prepare your eggs as you normally would(beaten with a touch of milk or pure cream just a pinch of salt) Now you can use what ever bread you prefer,I find bran to be very good for this(high in fiber).Here is were we get a bit different ,We are going to use real butter to fry the French Toast, the butter is prepared beforehand.
The butter is placed in a seperate pan and warmed under low heat.You need fresh Ginger root for this peel dice and add about one ounce of ginger root for every 1/4 pound of real butter cook slowly for 10 mins or so under low heat(do not burn the butter)Once finished remove the ginger root by straning the liquid butter.Now you have a ginger flavoured butter to cook with.
Cook your french Toast in this butter being carefull not to burn the butter.The French Toast will brown very nicely at moderate heat.Shred some cheese of your choice to put between two slices and use maple suryup or what ever you prefer as a topping(I find apricot preserves to be nice and light and just right with the ginger)
Now if you are worried about fat and colesterol and calories do not do this stick to what you do now.I cannot stress enough you must clean your french toast pan or after each slice (to prevent burnt taste on the next piece) just use a paper towel to wipe but clean that pan.
Hip
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“You know its funny I was thinking about what you said. The preeminent truth of our age is that you can not fight the system. But if as you say the truth is fluid that the truth is subjective then maybe you can fight the system. As long as just one person refuses to be broken refuses to bow down” “But can you win?” “Every time I say NO”
Last edited by hip; 04-28-03 at 04:28 PM..
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04-28-03, 04:29 PM
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ps sorry if my spelling is bad please forgive me
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“You know its funny I was thinking about what you said. The preeminent truth of our age is that you can not fight the system. But if as you say the truth is fluid that the truth is subjective then maybe you can fight the system. As long as just one person refuses to be broken refuses to bow down” “But can you win?” “Every time I say NO”
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04-28-03, 04:32 PM
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This thread really scares me.....
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04-28-03, 04:37 PM
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Why don't you like French Toast? hey it is really good you know Remember it is the general forum anything goes and that goes for cooking too (and it is also ment to be humerous at the same time ) Sorry you are scared Jeff I am laughing a whole lot
Hip
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“You know its funny I was thinking about what you said. The preeminent truth of our age is that you can not fight the system. But if as you say the truth is fluid that the truth is subjective then maybe you can fight the system. As long as just one person refuses to be broken refuses to bow down” “But can you win?” “Every time I say NO”
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04-28-03, 04:43 PM
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If anyone wants to come over and have some just let me know Sunday is the best day for me for cooking Just so you know
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“You know its funny I was thinking about what you said. The preeminent truth of our age is that you can not fight the system. But if as you say the truth is fluid that the truth is subjective then maybe you can fight the system. As long as just one person refuses to be broken refuses to bow down” “But can you win?” “Every time I say NO”
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04-28-03, 04:50 PM
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Holy cow! All that for French Toast? Now dont get me wrong, I absolutely love French Toast, but thats alot of work.
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04-28-03, 05:09 PM
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What is the point for this post?? lol made me laugh for some odd reason 
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04-28-03, 05:21 PM
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Just a recipie for awesome you will never forget how good French Toast
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“You know its funny I was thinking about what you said. The preeminent truth of our age is that you can not fight the system. But if as you say the truth is fluid that the truth is subjective then maybe you can fight the system. As long as just one person refuses to be broken refuses to bow down” “But can you win?” “Every time I say NO”
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04-28-03, 05:27 PM
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I very much also like French toast.
I had French Toast on Sunday too.
I like jam and maple syrup with my French toast.
Yes, French toast is very very good, and one day I would like to have French toast with you hip, that would be grand.
Brian
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04-28-03, 05:29 PM
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hahahahahahahahahaha that was pretty funny "my fake, real dad" Brian 
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04-28-03, 05:37 PM
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now now Rachel,
We spoke about this matter before, so please do not try to change the topic away from the French Toast.
It was only a matter of time untill the topic came up,
thank you again Hip
Your Frenching Friend
Brian
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04-28-03, 06:15 PM
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Mmmmmmmm REAL French Toast!!!!!
I love french toast, it's an awesome excuse to put maple syrup on sausages.....
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04-28-03, 06:17 PM
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hmm, can i take a raincheck for it? i should compile a thing of foods across canada and go touring canada with government money finding the best non professional culinary artist
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04-28-03, 06:20 PM
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Um...Asphyxia and Rachel...no more crack for you two!
- Victoria :w
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04-28-03, 06:56 PM
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Alright .. ME and TRACE had hip over a few weekends ago ..
all I can say is WE TRIED TO HIRE HIM AS A COOK but he denied and said his wages were too low lol
He is by far the best cook I have ever met.. with nothing in our cuboards, he could stir up some of the best foods I have ever tasted .. including some good french toast ..
Power to any guy that can cook ..
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