It's all so clear to me now. French toast is essentially the art of fusing eggs, toast, butter & syrup. I shall make it my goal to master this fusion!
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"Got tight last night on absinthe. Did knife tricks." - Ernest Hemingway
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1 comment:
French bread soaked all night with egg and Grand Marnay, poorly spelled, 100% maple syrup, unsalted butter...fresh dark roast coffee along side and eaten with a child that doesn't mind sicky fingers.
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