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25 June 10

Baked French Toast

This is fab for those not so keen on cooking first thing on a lazy weekend morning. Everything is prepared the night before and then popped into the oven straight from the fridge the next morning.

Cut thick (1-inch) diagonal slices into a soft-crust loaf of bread (it can be anywhere between fresh and stale) - around 10 slices. Generously butter a baking dish and one side of each slice and place in the baking dish ((one which fits the slices very snuggly - squeezed together if necessary). Whisk together 3 large eggs and 300ml milk and 1/4 tsp salt and pour over the bread. Chill, covered between 1 and 24hrs (till all the liquid is absorbed). 

Take out of the fridge, sprinkle with sugar and bake at 175c till the top is golden (20-25 min). Serve with maple syrup (of course).

You can of course pan fry the slices in a little butter and vegetable oil instead if you can’t be bothered with the oven.

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