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Making Toast Without a Toaster

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Date: 02/02/2007 Topics: Food Tips & Info > Cooking Tips | Readers Request > Cooking  
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I do not own a toaster and was wondering can you toast bread in the oven?

Onesummer from GA
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By DM (Guest Post)
I made toast this morning. In the past when I just put the toast in the oven at some random temp, it would get all hard and crisp. Almost crouton-like.

The secret is...(drum roll please) you have to put it on broil. Most people's ovens, or rather my own the rack is in the middle so it can bake evenly. If the toast is too far away from the broiler, it will merely get hard and take a while to get done. Today, I put my toast in a baking pan and placed it underneath the broiler on the top rack. In less than 2 minutes, it was finished on one side. Then I turned the bread over and it toasted nice and golden. Perfect toast. :) Enjoy...

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By pamela (Guest Post)
I loved the 'hanger' idea-are there chemicals on the hanger though?

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By mia (Guest Post)
If you're going to make toast often, my suggestion is to buy a toaster somehow, either at a Good Will, a thrift shop, garage sale, etc. b/c it seems to me that making toast in an oven is an expensive piece of toast for the cost of heating up an oven just for one or two slices of bread. It would pay to get a toaster if you'll be making it often.

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By Cyinda (1317) Profile Contact
---> The Broiler works best, but you can ALSO toast bread in a Frying Pan (Cast Iron works best) This is great for camping. It works best if you butter the bread lightly, but if you're like me & don't use butter or margarine, you can also toast it "dry".

---> The Broiler & Frying Pan also work for Bagels & English Muffins too!

---> When toasting in the oven, don't forget to turn the toast over or the other side will be soft & not toasted.

---> When I was a child my Mom would make Cinnamon toast this way:
She's simply butter the bread, sprinkle sugar over it then sprinkle cinnamon right out of the can. Yum! As a child I sure loved those day's she made that for me.... Of course that was in the 60's... & I'm a bit more health conscious than she was back then... but it sure was a tasty treat!

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By goldilox (Guest Post)
Yes, you can actually toast bread in the broiler of your oven. I can remember my grandmother doing this over 40 years ago. She never owned a toaster. I've tried it and it works. Make sure you watch it closely or you'll have a burnt mess.

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By nmcl (58) Contact
i've made toast with a metal hanger folded in two and put over stove element then place the slice of bread on hanger, flip the toast to the other side... it is rather quick and it is a quick fix that works well

caution; it needs supervision... since it can go quick

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Put it in the oven on broil, low unless you're in a hurry. Once the buttered side is brown, slide out the rack, flip it, and brown the other side if you want. Watch it close - it cooks quick under the broiler!!!

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By coreenhart (325) Profile Blog! Contact
We've used the broiler for 25 years, and it's great! I think our kitchens can get cluttered with too many accessories, don't you?

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By egyptian princess (Guest Post)
Hi I have made toast in the oven using the grill, when I didn't have a toaster and I found that the bread came out really hard, even if I toasted the bread slightly. Best way to toast is using a toaster, quick and easy, browns the bread without making it hard. Or you can fry which is always nice. Try buttering your bread dip the bread in egg and then fry. Result: Nice fried eggy toast, delicious.

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By Luvyabye (447) Profile Contact
I agree with Michawnpita! I never use a toaster or the oven....I only use a frying pan for probably the last 40 years or so. I love the taste and I use olive oil to toast it. Love it, love it!

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By michawnpita (459) Profile Contact
Yeah, but you know a really yummy way to cook it, on a frying pan! I remember when I was a kid and we would go camping, toast was AWESOME! My mom would butter/margarine the bread and cook it on the pan, both sides. Heaven!

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By Lambchop Western Australia (28) Contact
yes you can make toast in the oven not sure what temp but better to do it under the grill of your oven it's quicker and easier to check, toast both sides and try not to burn it.

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