Elevate your breakfast game with tantalizingly crisp oven-toasted bread in just 4 simple steps, guaranteed to make your taste buds dance with delight.
Toasting bread in the oven is a great alternative to using a toaster, as that allows for more customization options. Our method today will help you to achieve a crispy texture while maintaining a soft, warm center. Plus, it will give you the flexibility to toast a larger quantity of bread at once, as opposed to what regular bread toasters do.
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You can make the most out of your oven rack to toast a large batch of bread at once! We know you don’t appreciate standing next to a slow toaster waiting for each slice to be ready. Here is how you can impress your hungry guests with a platter of crispy and golden toasts.
– Preheat the oven to a temperature of 190 °C.
– Slice the bread into evenly sized pieces.
– You can pick different kinds of bread like baguettes or sandwich bread.
– Position the wire rack on the highest level to leave space for the oven plate that goes right under.
– Insert the bread slices within the wire rack rails, just like you do with a normal toaster.
– Each rail fits two slices of bread and will allow heat to reach both sides.
– Monitor the toasting process and choose when to say when based on the desired level of crispiness.
– Use oven mitts to pull both the wire rack from the oven and allow the bread to cool slightly.
– Placing your bread between the wire rack rails will create a toast with distinct grill-like marks.
– The open space between the wire rack rails will allow for better airflow, allowing you to toast both sides at the same time.
– By toasting between over rack rails, you’ll get a crispy exterior while maintaining a soft interior (just like we promised).
– This technique will also open the door for customization and creativity with different kinds of bread. Let your imagination run wild!
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