This fun-to-make-and-eat bread makes a great accompaniment to soup or a tasty starter on its own.
From sweet, to savoury, to feed-a-whole-family, these eggy toasts are sure to brighten your weekend.
If you’re staring down bread that’s past its prime, here are some suggestions.
I haven’t included it in the recipe, but if you wanted to serve this with a big scoop of ice-cream I wouldn’t hold it against you.
A bit like French toast, this thick slab of cheesy, eggy, toasty deliciousness would make a perfect brunch or lunch. You can even cook it on the barbecue.
Served alongside a celeriac and apple salad, this makes a fine lunch or Sunday-night supper.
Nothing beats bread on the day it was baked, but these simple tips make sure you can enjoy every last crumb.
Here’s a delicious way to use up the annual surfeit of Easter eggs.
I make this garlic butter in a big batch and keep it in the fridge so that garlic bread is always just a piece of toast away.
Soaked for just a few minutes, bulgur wheat lends its characteristic nutty and chewy texture to this savoury quick bread. The addition of a good amount of chopped parsley, lemon juice and olive oil to brighten the flavours gave me the idea that this was a kind of tabbouleh in loaf form. Together with the whipped feta spread and a simple salad of sliced tomatoes, torn mint leaves, olive oil and salt and pepper served alongside, it makes a lovely light lunch.