Cut the crusts off 2 slices of white bread. Spread 2 tbsp of peanut butter evenly over one slice, then cover with the second slice to form a sandwich.
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Use a sharp knife and cut gently to avoid squishing and deforming the bread.
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Cut the crusts off 2 slices of white bread. Spread 2 tbsp of peanut butter evenly over one slice, then cover with the second slice to form a sandwich.
Watch out
Use a sharp knife and cut gently to avoid squishing and deforming the bread.
Crack 2 eggs into a bowl, beat thoroughly with chopsticks until smooth without egg white lumps. Add 3 tbsp of milk and mix until fully combined.
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Beat the egg thoroughly, otherwise uneven egg white and yolk distribution will affect the toast's appearance.
Pour the egg batter into a wide shallow plate. In a small pot, pour 300 ml of cooking oil and heat over medium heat to 150°C, until small bubbles form around a wooden chopstick.
local_fire_departmentMedium heat, reach 150°CWatch out
Oil temperature must not be too high or low
too low makes it greasy, too high burns the toast instantly
Place the sandwich into the shallow egg mixture plate, quickly coating both flat sides and all 4 edges with egg batter. Do not soak.
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Do not leave bread soaking in egg batter, or it will absorb too much liquid and fall apart during frying.
Be careful of hot oil splashes during deep frying. Place the bread gently into the pot to prevent hot oil burns.
Gently place the coated sandwich into hot oil. Deep fry over medium heat, flipping over until both sides are golden brown. Turn to high heat at the end to 180°C to push out excess oil until all sides are golden crisp, then remove.
local_fire_departmentMedium to high heat (150°C to 180°C), about 2 minsWatch out
Be sure to turn to high heat before taking out the toast, otherwise it will absorb excess oil and taste greasy.
Use tongs to place the fried French toast onto a paper towel-lined plate to absorb excess oil. Transfer to a serving plate, top with 1 piece of butter, and drizzle with 2 tbsp of golden syrup before serving.
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Place butter while the toast is hot so residual heat melts it into the toast.