Melba Toast
I honestly would never pay good money to buy melba toast when it is so easy and straightforward to make. The only trick is that you need a razor sharp knife or slicing machine to cut the bread into very thin slices.
You Will Need:
Method:
Adjust the oven rack to the middle position.
Preheat the oven to 180 °C.
Cut the bread into paper-thin slices, best choice is an electric meat slicer or otherwise use an electric carving knife or very sharp serrated knife.
Pack the slices of bread out on a metal cooling tray that fits into your oven.
Bake for ± 10 minutes until the toast is golden brown, dry and slightly curled.
Leave until completely cold and then store in an airtight container between layers of greaseproof paper.
Will keep for a week if kept well sealed and properly dried out.
Melba Toast
I honestly would never pay good money to buy melba toast when it is so easy and straightforward to make. The only trick is that you need a razor sharp knife or slicing machine to cut the bread into very thin slices.
- Serves: 10
- Recipe Category: Baking, bread
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You Will Need:
Method:
Adjust the oven rack to the middle position.
Preheat the oven to 180 °C.
Cut the bread into paper-thin slices, best choice is an electric meat slicer or otherwise use an electric carving knife or very sharp serrated knife.
Pack the slices of bread out on a metal cooling tray that fits into your oven.
Bake for ± 10 minutes until the toast is golden brown, dry and slightly curled.
Leave until completely cold and then store in an airtight container between layers of greaseproof paper.
Will keep for a week if kept well sealed and properly dried out.