Before or after you toast it?
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When do you butter your toast?
05/07/2013
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05/07/2013
It never occurred to me to butter the bread before it goes in to the toaster... I don't think that's a good idea.
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I concur. My husband does that occasionally, when he uses butter right out of the fridge; a lot of times the butter melts, drips, and make a mess in the toaster oven...drives me nuts!
Originally posted by
Gary
It never occurred to me to butter the bread before it goes in to the toaster... I don't think that's a good idea.
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I have a feeling eri86 is talking about buttering it before you use a toaster oven or stove/oven, where there is no concern about the butter getting onto the heating mechanism.I know when I make a grilled cheese, I butter the bread beforehand & then toast it in a pan on the stove. My grandparents used to toast bread in the oven & that alllows the option to butter ahead of time, like you do with garlic bread.That said, I use a regular toaster, (that many already know I unplug after every use do you unplug toaster ).
Originally posted by
Gary
It never occurred to me to butter the bread before it goes in to the toaster... I don't think that's a good idea.
05/07/2013
I think buttering it before would be a bad idea.
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After...always after.
Originally posted by
eri86
Before or after you toast it?
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after
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I am sure you are right. I always forget about toaster ovens. But I answered how I personally roll... and to me... toaster = toast
Originally posted by
Wicked Wahine
I have a feeling eri86 is talking about buttering it before you use a toaster oven or stove/oven, where there is no concern about the butter getting onto the heating mechanism.I know when I make a grilled cheese, I butter the bread beforehand &
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I have a feeling eri86 is talking about buttering it before you use a toaster oven or stove/oven, where there is no concern about the butter getting onto the heating mechanism.I know when I make a grilled cheese, I butter the bread beforehand & then toast it in a pan on the stove. My grandparents used to toast bread in the oven & that alllows the option to butter ahead of time, like you do with garlic bread.That said, I use a regular toaster, (that many already know I unplug after every use do you unplug toaster ).
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Does anyone else melt the butter in the frying pan, and then just place the bred in the pan for grilled cheese? I do that all the time.
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after
Originally posted by
eri86
Before or after you toast it?
05/07/2013
Always after.
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I do that, but if the butter isn't rock hard, I usually spread it on the bread, then put it in the pan, only because I use less this way! My practical side says, take the easier route. But I really should just always melt it first because it's grilled cheese, what the hell difference does a little extra butter matter, ha ha!
Originally posted by
Gary
I am sure you are right. I always forget about toaster ovens. But I answered how I personally roll... and to me... toaster = toast
Does anyone else melt the butter in the frying pan, and then just place the bred in the pan for grilled cheese? ... more
Does anyone else melt the butter in the frying pan, and then just place the bred in the pan for grilled cheese? ... more
I am sure you are right. I always forget about toaster ovens. But I answered how I personally roll... and to me... toaster = toast
Does anyone else melt the butter in the frying pan, and then just place the bred in the pan for grilled cheese? I do that all the time. less
Does anyone else melt the butter in the frying pan, and then just place the bred in the pan for grilled cheese? I do that all the time. less
05/07/2013
Right after it pops out of the toaster so the butter melts in all the little cracks and crevices.
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Mr. John
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If I do an easy garlic bread, I butter and garlic the bread before placing it in the toaster. I try not to do it too often, since the butter burns onto the elements.
Originally posted by
eri86
Before or after you toast it?
05/07/2013
After, but I rarely toast bread.
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You could wrap it in foil first to control the dripping, but that can create a steamed bread you might not like. I know I want that lovely Maillard reaction I so love, the secret to most of the flavors I crave! I could eat toast the rest of my life, but give me plain bread & I gag, unless it's the crust!
Originally posted by
Mr. John
If I do an easy garlic bread, I butter and garlic the bread before placing it in the toaster. I try not to do it too often, since the butter burns onto the elements.
05/07/2013
After, unless I'm "toasting" it by frying it in a pan -- then the butter goes on before. (In case you're wondering what I'm talking about, it's a bit like how you butter bread and then put it in the pan when you're making a grilled cheese sandwich that's not on the grill.)
05/07/2013
Most definitely after!
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I butter mine after I toast it if it's going in the toaster, but if I'm pan frying it to toast it, I butter it before.
Originally posted by
eri86
Before or after you toast it?
05/07/2013
As soon as it come out of the toaster so the butter melts. I dont think putting it on before would work well...
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right after
Originally posted by
eri86
Before or after you toast it?
05/07/2013
After, while it's still hot.
05/07/2013
I like my toast very buttery right out of the toaster!
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I have a regular toaster, not a toaster oven, so butter is always done after!
As for the grilled cheese question, it doesn't seem to matter what I do with the butter. I never can manage to flip the sandwich without it falling apart and dripping melted cheese into the pan, so I just make someone else fix grilled cheese sandwiches for me!
As for the grilled cheese question, it doesn't seem to matter what I do with the butter. I never can manage to flip the sandwich without it falling apart and dripping melted cheese into the pan, so I just make someone else fix grilled cheese sandwiches for me!
05/07/2013
I either eat is plain or put some jelly on it. I hate butter!
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After.
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I butter toast after it is toasted. If I'm making a grilled cheese then I will butter the bread before I cook it in the pan.
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I butter my toast after.
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I think you got that right! Smoke in the house?
Originally posted by
Gary
It never occurred to me to butter the bread before it goes in to the toaster... I don't think that's a good idea.
05/07/2013
If it was Texas toast and I was using it to hold some sort of shredded meats, I would butter beforehand. Any other situation would be absurd!
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