The Delicious Way to Eat Leftover Bread---fried Egg and Milk French Loaf

by MOMOCOOK

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

The general shelf life of bread without any imitation additives is about three days. In fact, people who often bake bread at home know that the taste of bread on the second and third days is far inferior to that of freshly baked bread. In particular, the baguette has become very tough on the third day, it is difficult to eat it, it must be processed to reflect its deliciousness.



In addition to the method of slightly baking the bread, egg-milk fried bread is also a simple and delicious way to eat, and bread that is processed enough by this method is often enjoyed by all ages.



Today I will share with you this most basic approach. "

The Delicious Way to Eat Leftover Bread---fried Egg and Milk French Loaf

1. Cut the baguette in the middle, and then cut crosswise into small sections of appropriate length.

2. Sift the milk and eggs after mixing. There is no sugar here, because the last step will be sprinkled with powdered sugar and honey, so it is omitted here. Friends who like sweet taste can add appropriate sugar in this step.

3. Soak the cut baguette cut side down in the egg milk.

4. Turn it over after ten minutes and soak the other side. The way it is delicious is to soak it for at least 6 hours, so it can be prepared overnight in advance, refrigerated in the refrigerator, and fry quickly the next morning.

5. Put 10G butter in the pan and melt it over medium heat.

6. Fry the soaked baguette with the cut side facing down slightly.

7. Turn it over and fry the other side after it is slightly burnt

8. After all is fried, put it in the dish, sprinkle with powdered sugar, and drizzle with honey, it's OK!

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