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Sabtu, 10 Mei 2014

Indianised French toast with Video

This is one thing you can make from start to finish in under 5 minutes. Can you guess 3 of the ingredients that have gone into making this one? Other than the BREAD ofcourse.
And if you can guess what the dish is, nothing like it!!



Indianised French Toast with Coffee in my Fav. Mug

Theres a close up for you here...


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Thanks for all, dear friends your enthusiastic participation. Priya, the first one to guess, hit the nail on the head and pretty much all of you who took a shot :) Teaches me how I must make the guessing games a wee bit more difficult from now on-hahaha

This is one of the quickest things you can make if you have bread and eggs on hand-and if you think an omlette is too boring ! Inspiration for this recipe comes from the good ol canteen in Ogilvy, where people used to keep ordering food to keep their creative juices flowing...(Ogilvy and Mather is a leading worldwide Advertising Agency)

All you will need for the Indianised French toast (Name courtesy Krishnaarjuna) is

4 slices bread (I use whole wheat / multigrain )

2 medium eggs

2 tbsp milk

1 tsp chopped coriander

2 green chillies finely choppes

1/2 onion very finely chopped

1 tsp each of gram flour and rava (Gram flour for the binding and rava for the crispy texture)

Oil / Butter to cook each slice

Salt to taste.



Method:

Put all the ingredients except the bread into a dish. Nicely coat the bread on both sides with the mixture. If the onions / coriander fall off-just stick some of it on each slice with your fingers.

Heat butter / oil in a non stick pan. Once oil is hot enough, put a slice of coated bread. Let it sizzle for about 30 seconds until the egg batter cooks and then turn the slice and cook other side too till golden brown.

Serve hot for breakfast with coffee or as a snack when the weathers all gloomy like how it is now in Bombay with a hot cuppa masala chai to beat the blues away.

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Kamis, 09 Januari 2014

CLASSIC FRENCH TOAST


Today is our 41st Anniversary; actually, weve been together 46 years (we were high school sweethearts). If you follow my recipe blog, you know that I call him "Picky-picky husband" (because he is very timid when it comes to trying ANY new recipes); but he is a GREAT guy and we are more in love today than ever.

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This is a recipe for basic French toast. Everyone seems to have their own recipe and there are a million variations, but this is a post for the beginning cook, complete with a few tips Ive learned over the years.

 
First of all, a tip about the kind of bread you need.
1. ANY bread will work, but SOME breads make a much better French toast than others.

2. Fresh, soft bread makes the worst French toast; day old (or even week old) bread works better.

3. Thicker bread makes better French toast than thinner bread. 

4. Sweet bread like Texas toast works well, as do semi-stale cinnamon rolls (sliced)  and of course raisin bread, (so keep an open mind when thinking about bread choices)!!

4 large eggs
1/4 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon vanilla
¼ teaspoon cinnamon
dash nutmeg (optional)

Whisk all of the above until very well mixed.  I like to use my immersion blender to do this.  Dip the bread into the mixture and let it sit for 10 or 15 seconds (longer if the bread is extra dry) then lift out and cook on preheated (and buttered) frying pan (I get the best results from my electric frying pan). Cook until the French toast is golden brown on both sides.

Serve immediately with butter and HOT maple syrup.

NOTE: You can use milk instead of cream, but the cream gives a richer taste and helps the French toast get that golden "crust".
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