
Gretchen Mckay
Food and Travel Editor at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Food Editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Tell me what you're eating and drinking!
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azdailysun.com | Gretchen Mckay
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decaturdaily.com | Gretchen Mckay
If you're like me, and sometimes forget what's in your pantry, you probably buy more bread than you can use on occasion. How many loaves have dried on your counter? kA 4=2DDlQH6DE6C?Qm#2E96C E92? E9C@H :E E@ E96 3:C5D[ J@F >:89E D@2< :E :? >:=< <:DD65 H:E9 4:??2>@? 2?5 DF82C E@ >2<6 2 3FEE6CJ A2? @7 uC6?49 E@2DE] *@F 4@F=5 AF=G6C:K6 E96 5CJ D=:46D :? 2 7@@5 AC@46DD@C E@ >2<6 3C625 4CF>3D[ @C 4F36 2?5 7CJ :E :? 2 =:EE=6 @=:G6 @:= 7@C D2=25 4C@FE@?D]k^AmkA 4=2DDlQH6DE6C?QmtG6?
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theepochtimes.com | Gretchen Mckay
Stale bread can be turned into something fresh and tasty. If you’re like me, and sometimes forget what’s in your pantry, you probably buy more bread than you can use on occasion. How many loaves have dried on your counter? Rather than throw it to the birds, you might soak it in milk kissed with cinnamon and sugar to make a buttery pan of French toast. You could pulverize the dry slices in a food processor to make bread crumbs, or cube and fry it in a little olive oil for salad croutons.
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uniondemocrat.com | Gretchen Mckay
If you're like me, and sometimes forget what's in your pantry, you probably buy more bread than you can use on occasion. How many loaves have dried on your counter? Rather than throw it to the birds, you might soak it in milk kissed with cinnamon and sugar to make a buttery pan of French toast. You could pulverize the dry slices in a food processor to make bread crumbs, or cube and fry it in a little olive oil for salad croutons.
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dailyitem.com | Gretchen Mckay
If you’re like me, and sometimes forget what’s in your pantry, you probably buy more bread than you can use on occasion. How many loaves have dried on your counter? Rather than throw it to the birds, you might soak it in milk kissed with cinnamon and sugar to make a buttery pan of French toast. You could pulverize the dry slices in a food processor to make bread crumbs, or cube and fry them in a little olive oil for salad croutons. kAmtG6? E9@F89 H6’C6 >2?J H66<D 2H2J 7C@> E@>2E@ D62D@?[ x 92G6 2?
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