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Brown Sugar Caramelized Toast Recipe

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  • Author: admin
  • Prep Time: 4 minutes
  • Cook Time: 6 minutes
  • Total Time: 10 minutes
  • Yield: 1 slice
  • Category: Breakfast
  • Method: Frying
  • Cuisine: Japanese

Description

Brown Sugar Toast is a simple yet indulgent breakfast or snack recipe featuring soft Japanese milk bread toasted to golden perfection with a luscious spread of creamy salted butter blended with dark brown sugar. This twist on classic toast offers a caramelized, sweet crust with a tender, buttery interior, perfect for a quick comforting treat.


Ingredients

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Ingredients

  • 1 tablespoon salted butter, softened
  • 1 tablespoon dark brown sugar
  • 1 slice shokupan (Japanese milk bread) – alternatively Texas toast or brioche


Instructions

  1. Make the Butter and Sugar Mixture: In a small bowl, combine the softened salted butter and dark brown sugar, mixing until creamy and well blended.
  2. Prepare the Bread: Spread half of the butter and sugar mixture evenly over one side of the bread slice. Place the bread in a nonstick skillet with the buttered side down. Then, spread the remaining mixture evenly on the top side of the bread.
  3. Cook the First Side: Turn the stove heat to medium and cook the bread for about 3 minutes or until the bottom side becomes dark brown and caramelized. Adjust the heat as necessary to prevent burning.
  4. Cook the Second Side: Flip the bread carefully and cook for another 3 minutes to caramelize the other side equally.
  5. Cool and Crisp: Transfer the brown sugar toast to a wire rack and allow it to cool slightly. This resting lets the toast crisp up even more for the perfect texture.

Notes

  • Use softened butter for easy mixing and even spreading.
  • Monitor the heat closely to prevent burning the sugar and butter.
  • Letting the toast rest on a wire rack ensures it stays crispy without becoming soggy.
  • For variations, try using different types of bread like brioche or Texas toast for a richer flavor.