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Easy
Published 1978
A seventeenth-century regional recipe
This is a very rich version of eggy-bread it is similar to Toor Knights of Windsor’ and was also known as Panperdy after the French pain perdu - lost bread.
Beat together the single cream and egg yolk with a teaspoon of sugar and grated lemon rind. Pour this mixture over the French bread and let it soak in.
Beat the eggs lightly on a plate or in a soup bowl. Dip the slices of bread into the beaten egg and fry them on each side, until golden brown, in foaming butter and oil.
Serve with castor sugar and quarters of orange, like pancak
