WTF is Texas Toast?

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  • assoutE12
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    that's not Texas Toast!
    :hitler:

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  • Bimmerista
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  • whiltebeitel
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    Originally posted by FredK
    Reminds me of chicken fried steak. You take a reasonable cut of steak, coat it with batter, deep fry it, and then smother it with white gravy, which is essentially liquid fat + flour + black pepper. :crazy:
    Decent cut my ass, it's minced.

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  • BrewCity11
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    At a local steakhouse, you grill your own steak on a huge grill in the center of the restaraunt. They have ample amounts of texas toast. Slab some butter on it and crisp it up on the grill. mmmmmmmm Maybe we'll go tonight........

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  • e34john
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    the one at Sonics has some sort of cheesy crust on the bread too.

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  • scabzzzz
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    Thick slice of bread, deliciously pan fried in butter or grease to a golden crisp. Mostly enjoyed throughout the country with delicious bacon.

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  • mattdk318i
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    syrup isnt bad on it either.

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  • FredK
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    Originally posted by Charlie
    A magical way of making a slice of bread have 20 grams of fat.
    Reminds me of chicken fried steak. You take a reasonable cut of steak, coat it with batter, deep fry it, and then smother it with white gravy, which is essentially liquid fat + flour + black pepper. :crazy:

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by Charlie
    There's a couple of varieties of frozen "texas toast" that's garlic buttered, that's probably where people get the idea.

    -Charlie
    Yeah I forgot about that crap.

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  • Charlie
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    Originally posted by Turf1600
    This is true.

    Generally Texas Toast is thick ass white bread with one side grilled. I've never seen it with garlic. If it had garlic - it would be garlic bread. Cane's has the best "Texas Toast".
    There's a couple of varieties of frozen "texas toast" that's garlic buttered, that's probably where people get the idea.

    -Charlie

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  • xLibelle
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    i imagine it relates to the idea how texas brags about big steaks and other things too, so a thick piece of buttered and grilled slice of bread would rightfully so, have the name TEXAS Toast.
    As stated, there is never garlic on it.

    Then you have all those resturants that claim they have texas toast. Come to find that its only slightly thicker than regular toast.

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  • whiltebeitel
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    Layne's all the way

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  • Turf1600
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    The best is to make french toast with Texas toast.
    This is true.

    Generally Texas Toast is thick ass white bread with one side grilled. I've never seen it with garlic. If it had garlic - it would be garlic bread. Cane's has the best "Texas Toast".

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  • Charlie
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    A magical way of making a slice of bread have 20 grams of fat.

    -Charlie

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  • rwh11385
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    I thought it was a convict, extra crispy.

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