Ah, a treat even Gordon Ramsay would cave to.

@cherokeepatti Now I need to get the ingredients to make fresh bread and try this. 😭 🩵

@cherokeepatti That sounds interesting. I'm not sure what a 'broiler' is in this context. I wonder if we use a different word in the UK?

@cherokeepatti Don't forget the cinnamon sugar 😊😋🤤❤

@NativePortlander1970 I made potato bread from scratch and add grated lemon peel giving it a subtle yet delightful lemony flavor and made toast this way. It was good with homemade yogurt cheese and honey.

@cherokeepatti Sounds really good :)

@NativePortlander1970 I made yogurt cheese by accident in the early 80’s after winning a yogurt maker in a sweepstakes. I had pushed one of the cups of yogurt to the back of top shelf and it sat there for a couple weeks and the lid had gotten pushed off. I found it and so much of the water had evaporated that it was about half as much what was originally in it. It didn’t have any mold and it smelled OK so I took a spoon and tasted it. Reminded me of a cross between sour cream and cream cheese .So I started making it by putting a coffee filter in a flat-bottom colander pan and letting it drain for a day in the refrigerator. Used it on toast, yum. Then about 20 years later I saw Martha Stewart making it on her tv show and she acted like she invented it. 😂

@cherokeepatti We used to make yoghurt cheese when I was a kid, my Dad often mixed home made fruit compote in with it to spread on English muffins.

@FreddieUK Broiler = Grill.

@ninalanyon Thanks. Never heard that before.

@FreddieUK Broiler is an American word for it.

https://www.eater.com/2021/2/11/22273264/how-to-use-broiler-oven-direct-heat-cooking-easy