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Reviewed Chocolate and Strawberry Stuffed French Toast

"I really loved this recipe! It was completely fabulous, but there were many flaws in the directions. So, I took some helpful hints from previous comments. This is what I found out.

#1: Use a spoon to put the mixture over the bread slices. I used three tablespoons, and it really seemed to help a lot! Placing the slices in the mixture until they are completely soaked will just make them soggy and ruin the whole experience.

#2: It takes much longer than 15 minutes to prep! Hulling out the strawberries and de-crusting the bread takes at least 20-30 minutes, depending on how fast you are with a knife.

#3: Having each side of the toast on medium heat for 3-4 minutes will only burn each side. Instead, I put it on medium heat for approximately 1-1.5 minutes. It gave a perfect golden brown coloring to each side unlike the 3-4 minutes where each side was burnt crispy."

Apr 5, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chocolate and Strawberry Stuffed French Toast

"I really loved this recipe! It was completely fabulous, but there were many flaws in the directions. So, I took some helpful hints from the previous comments...

#1: Use a spoon to put the mixture over the bread slices. I used three tablespoons, and it really seemed to help a lot! Placing the slices in the mixture until they are completely soaked will just make them soggy and ruin the whole experience.

#2: It takes much longer than 15 minutes to prep! Hulling out the strawberries and de-crusting the bread takes at least 20-30 minutes, depending on how fast you are with a knife.

#3: Having each side of the toast on medium heat for 3-4 minutes will only burn each side. Instead, I put it on medium heat for approximately 1-1.5 minutes. It gave a perfect golden brown coloring to each side unlike the 3-4 minutes where each side was burnt crispy."

Apr 5, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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