Burnt Sugar Toast
- Ready In:
- 5mins
- Ingredients:
- 2
- Yields:
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2 toasts
ingredients
- 2 slices bread
- 2 -4 tablespoons brown sugar
directions
- Spread one to two tablespoons brown sugar per piece of bread evenly in bottom of pan so that the bread will cover.
- Heat pan to about medium heat.
- Place bread over sugar, and watch carefully as sugar will burn quickly. Adjust heat as needed.
- When sugar is melting and bread is as toasted as you like, flip over, adding more sugar if needed.
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Quick yummy treat. I bump it up to 5 stars for the "quick and easy" factor. After the pan gets hot it is really easy to burn the sugar. Probably 30 seconds or less per side of bread. I used a heaping tsp of sugar for each side and kind of stirred the slice of bread around in my little non-stick skillet to spread the sugar around and not miss any. I used whole wheat bread. I was curious to try brown sugar, but just used white this time. Made for DD and myself and we enjoyed it. Thanks!
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Its been fun figuring out what I can do with the native groceries...once I've figured out what they all are:) Fortunately they don't differ too much throughout Europe.
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I am fascinated by each culture's food traditions. I always thought I was half-way brave when it came to trying out different dishes until I saw an old "Bizarre Foods - Phillippines". Wow.
I haven't posted many recipes because I realised I don't measure out everything the same way each time and so don't have many recipes that are precise enough to post. I sure enjoy trying all yours!
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I've been able to find EVERYthing I need here on Zaar. Where I live now, I can hardly get anything, so I have to make everything from scratch. (I mean non-essentials like pancake syrup, guacamole, papier mache glue, bbq sauce, etc)
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