Lemon Pain Perdu (French Toast)
Do you have bread left over? Here’s a creative, delicious and sustainable way to use it. In French pain perdu – or pane perduto in Italian – means “lost bread” meaning bread that is stale and therefore too hard
Do you have bread left over? Here’s a creative, delicious and sustainable way to use it. In French pain perdu – or pane perduto in Italian – means “lost bread” meaning bread that is stale and therefore too hard
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Ingredients 3 cloves of garlic 1 egg yolk juice of 1 lemon (3 spoons of Limmi lemon juice) ½ a glass of oil salt Preparation Peel the garlic cloves, squash them in a mortar with some salt, combine the egg yolk