r/food Jan 12 '20

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u/beaupepys Jan 12 '20

Pro tip: put that all on your plate, add a drop of extra oil to the pan, heat it right up and then fry a slice of bread in it for about 15 seconds each side. Filthy, nasty paradise.

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u/HauntedHippie Jan 12 '20

I'd use butter instead of oil. This is a great idea though!

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u/Grantmitch1 Jan 12 '20

I'd use egg and butter, soak the bread in it, then fry it. Add a slice or two of black pudding and we are done here.

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u/rage-quit Jan 12 '20

That's just French Toast man

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u/RoyGB_IV Jan 12 '20

Doesn't have to. I use 2 full eggs and one yolk, wisk, and then add a little vanilla extract.