BAKED TOAST

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Active time: 10 min Start to finish: 1 1/4 hr Butter for greasing baking dish 3 cups half-and-half
or whole milk 3 large eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla
1/8 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons sugar
12 (3/4-inch-thick) diagonally cut baguette slices from a day-old baguette

Accompaniment: maple syrup, confectioners sugar, or jam

Put oven rack in middle position and preheat oven to 425°F. Generously butter a 13- by 9-inch
baking dish.

Whisk together half-and-half, eggs, vanilla, salt, and 2 tablespoons sugar. Arrange baguette
slices in 1 layer in dish and pour custard over bread. Turn bread slices over once or twice to
coat and let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Sprinkle top evenly with remaining tablespoon
sugar and bake until custard is set and top is golden brown, 30 to 35 minutes.

Gourmet February 2004
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I like to make this with a mixture of orange juice and egg, soaked for about 30 minutes. Then, when
you're ready to bake the toast, dredge the bread in cornflake crumbs first. Drizzle with honey.
Maple syrup is always good. Strawberry jam, too. 🙂

Jill

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

david said:

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no weapons
of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence network gave us
faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

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I like to make this with a mixture of orange juice and egg, soaked

for about

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30 minutes. Then, when you're ready to bake the toast, dredge the

bread in

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cornflake crumbs first. Drizzle with honey. Maple syrup is

always good.

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Strawberry jam, too. 🙂

Jill

instead of the cornflake crumbs, how would finely chopped nuts be? i am a low carber.

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It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were

right

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and there were no weapons of mass destruction so we have to have a

public

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Inquiry to see why our intelligence network gave us faulty

information

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but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

🙂

On 02/02/2004 5:22 PM, in article [email hidden], "Dave
Smith" <[email hidden]> opined:

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david said:

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no weapons
of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence network gave
us faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

It's easier to day?
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david said:

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no weapons
of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence network gave
us faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

toast :-)

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"I'm the master of low expectations."

GWB, aboard Air Force One, 04Jun2003

Dave Smith said:

david said:

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BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no weapons
of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence network gave us
faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

Dave would you do me a favor and tell me when the French said that there were no WMDs, before Gulf
War II? Pan Ohco

Michel Boucher said:

toast :-)

Wow!!! Michel has come up with a great idea!

nancy

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Dave Smith said:

david said:

"PENMART01" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040202175441.28383.00001327@mb-
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> BAKED FREEDOM TOAST

Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no
weapons of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence
network gave us faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

Dave would you do me a favor and tell me when the French said that there were no WMDs, before Gulf
War II? Pan Ohco

The French did not say specifically that there were no WMD. They said that the invasion of Iraq was
not justified, and now we all know that Bush's justification for the war was [censored].

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Peter Aitken

Remove the [censored] from my email address before using.

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Michel Boucher wrote:

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toast :-)

Wow!!! Michel has come up with a great idea!

I take no credit for stating the obvious. It's been in operation as the standard US foreign policy
for the last 60 years...

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"I'm the master of low expectations."

GWB, aboard Air Force One, 04Jun2003

On 02/03/2004 8:29 AM, in article
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Dave Smith said:

david wrote:

> "PENMART01" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040202175441.28383.00001327@mb-
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>> BAKED FREEDOM TOAST
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> Is this French toast renamed Freedom toast because you don't like the French?

It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no
weapons of mass destruction so we have to have a public Inquiry to see why our intelligence
network gave us faulty information but Haliburton made a lot of money on the deal toast.

Dave would you do me a favor and tell me when the French said that there were no WMDs, before
Gulf War II? Pan Ohco

The French did not say specifically that there were no WMD. They said that the invasion of Iraq
was not justified,

Because they had billions in Iraqi contracts at stake?

and now we all know that Bush's

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justification for the war was [censored].

And your point is?

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Peter Aitken said:

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It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were right and there were no
weapons of mass destruction

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Dave would you do me a favor and tell me when the French said that there were no WMDs, before
Gulf War II? Pan Ohco

The French did not say specifically that there were no WMD.

So then your above statement is B.S. right? Pan Ohco

On 02/03/2004 5:01 AM, in article
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Nancy Young <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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Michel Boucher wrote:

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toast :-)

Wow!!! Michel has come up with a great idea!

I take no credit for stating the obvious. It's been in operation as the standard US foreign policy
for the last 60 years...

Yea because since we won WWII we've been forced to babysit the rest of the planet........
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"Michael, we're bigger than U. S. Steel," Hyman Roth.
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Peter Aitken said:

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>It's easier to day Freedom Toast than to say Maybe the French were

right

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>and there were no weapons of mass destruction

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Dave would you do me a favor and tell me when the French said that there were no WMDs, before
Gulf War II? Pan Ohco

The French did not say specifically that there were no WMD.

So then your above statement is B.S. right? Pan Ohco

It's not my statement, you nitwit. But I'll try to explain it. The French said the invasion was not
justified. They were right. They were right because Bush's justification for the war - the WMD - did
not exist. Is this clear now? For someone who cannot tell that "Dave" and "Peter" probably refer to
two different people, I realize it is quite a mental stretch, but c'mon now, Pan, give it a try!

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Peter Aitken

Remove the [censored] from my email address before using.

The Wolf said:

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I take no credit for stating the obvious. It's been in operation as the standard US foreign
policy for the last 60 years...

Yea because since we won WWII we've been forced to babysit the rest of the planet........

"We" won WWII.? You helped. You came in more than 2 1/2 years after it started.

On 02/03/2004 1:45 PM, in article [email hidden], "Dave
Smith" <[email hidden]> opined:

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The Wolf said:

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I take no credit for stating the obvious. It's been in operation as the standard US foreign
policy for the last 60 years...

Yea because since we won WWII we've been forced to babysit the rest of the planet........

"We" won WWII.? You helped. You came in more than 2 1/2 years after it started.

Who dropped the nuke?
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The Wolf said:

On 02/03/2004 1:45 PM, in article [email hidden], "Dave Smith"
<[email hidden]> opined:

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The Wolf said:

> I take no credit for stating the obvious. It's been in operation as the standard US foreign
> policy for the last 60 years...

Yea because since we won WWII we've been forced to babysit the rest of the planet........

"We" won WWII.? You helped. You came in more than 2 1/2 years after it started.

Who dropped the nuke?
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"Fast Eddie, let's play some pool," Minnesota Fats.
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No nuke dropped on the Germans, that part of the war ended before that. Ands the nuke was developed
by U.S., canadian, british, french and german scientists working together then dropped using a
american bomber. It was a group effort

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No nuke dropped on the Germans, that part of the war ended before that. Ands the nuke was
developed by U.S., canadian, british, french and german scientists working together then dropped
using a american bomber. It was a group effort

Strictly speaking, the US had NO nuclear program before the Allies suggested it, it brought everyone
to Chicago to build the first reactor, then the first A-bomb, the ones dropped on Japan, and when
the project was over, they stole the plans from their own Allies. As far as I'm concerned, the
Soviets having stolen it from them was just fair turnaround.

In 1947, Truman named the three nuclear powers in the world. One was the US, the other was Britain.
Who was the third?

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"I'm the master of low expectations."

GWB, aboard Air Force One, 04Jun2003