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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #15 on: 09 October 2010, 15:45:27 »

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I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!
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« Reply #16 on: 09 October 2010, 15:53:42 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!


Oh yeah. we used to call it that when I lived down the dingle. Very middle class. ;D
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #17 on: 09 October 2010, 16:04:27 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!


Oh yeah. we used to call it that when I lived down the dingle. Very middle class. ;D

And what class do you feel you are now Stephen?
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #18 on: 09 October 2010, 21:28:57 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!


Oh yeah. we used to call it that when I lived down the dingle. Very middle class. ;D

And what class do you feel you are now Stephen?

Is that his real name?    pmsl... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #19 on: 09 October 2010, 21:31:50 »

Nice, but try sesame seed toast from the chinese takeaway!
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #20 on: 09 October 2010, 21:42:10 »

There is an alternative recipe...

cut sliced bread up in to 1.5cm squares...     to feed 6 people, i use about 3/4 a std loaf of hovis sliced...   

beat a dozen eggs and a cup of milk together, add a bit of salt and pepper to taste, and some smoked paprika...   pour in to a large mixing bowl, with the bread, and stir it around till it makes a kind of mushy cold porridge..

you can add extras to this, like a bit of grated cheddar, finely chopped spring onion, sone finely chopped sliced ham, and red peppers.


heat your pan,  witha little butter and some olive oil, then put a cooking spoon (you know the sort of thing with a spoon bowl  about 4 inches long  as common in most plastic utensil sets) full at a time...   a 32 cm frying pan will just about hold 4 blobs at a time... 

once the blobs have settled and set most of the way thru (and are golden broan on the bottom) flip them over ...   once the same state is achieved on the other side, pop them in a pre heated oven at 160 C ....
(in a roasting tin, but sat up on a wire rack is best)


the mixture about should make 12 ...  ish...


once the last batch are in the oven, leave it for another 10 minutes, then serve, with nice sausages and baked beans (cooked with red onion , black pepper and a knob of butter) .

it's rather bloody tasty!!!

they puff up, a bit like a kind of fried souffle , or something... 


maybe it could be described as a pan fried  savoury bread and butter pudding...   sort of...


but eggy bread is how it's always been described in my family....  i picked up the basis of this approach from my dad, who got it from his mum....   so it's nothing new....   i just add fancy bits like spring onion and red pepper.....   as a more interesting twist.


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« Reply #21 on: 09 October 2010, 21:46:53 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

enjoy!

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4ZXRlcoEW8[/media]
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« Reply #22 on: 09 October 2010, 21:48:19 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!


Oh yeah. we used to call it that when I lived down the dingle. Very middle class. ;D

And what class do you feel you are now Stephen?

Is that his real name?    pmsl... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Someone who you've been calling Steve for donks is actually called Stephen? How funny. I think you need to have a lie down Michael. ::)
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« Reply #23 on: 09 October 2010, 21:54:04 »

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gypsy toast it was known to me, lovely


I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

Thats what the middle classes refer to it as!


Oh yeah. we used to call it that when I lived down the dingle. Very middle class. ;D

And what class do you feel you are now Stephen?

Is that his real name?    pmsl... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D


Someone who you've been calling Steve for donks is actually called Stephen? How funny. I think you need to have a lie down Michael. ::)

Ah we are on Sunday names are we..... :D :D :D
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« Reply #24 on: 09 October 2010, 22:17:24 »

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I've heard it referred to as French toast. :y

enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4ZXRlcoEW8


 ;D ;D ;D Splendid Tapp. :y
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #25 on: 10 October 2010, 00:08:52 »

Love eggy bread but i thought welsh rarebit was a slightly more elaborate recipe? ::)
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Re: Eggy bread
« Reply #26 on: 10 October 2010, 00:27:40 »

welsh rarebit in our house means cheese, mustard, flour and beer , on toast.   with worcestershire sauce as an optional extra
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« Reply #27 on: 10 October 2010, 00:32:11 »

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I'm no expert but that sounds right. I've eaten it in Welsh canteens & the mixture rises slightly on the bread almost like a souffle. Yum! :P
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« Reply #28 on: 10 October 2010, 20:26:56 »

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« Reply #29 on: 10 October 2010, 22:08:04 »

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