Rusks made from bread crusts. The moisture didn’t evaporate in the frying pan.

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Today, I tried making rusks from bread crusts using a frying pan.

The result was a bit moist, as less moisture evaporated compared to when using a microwave. It seems that using a microwave yields a crispier and more fragrant finish.

Japanese link: Bread Crust Rusks Made in a Frying Pan

Bread Crust Rusks Made in a Frying Pan (Ingredients)

# Ingredients Grams (g) Calories (kcal) Price (yen)
1 Bread (crusts) 90 236 ¥71
2 Butter 20 146 ¥44
3 Sugar 15 58 ¥5
(Total) 125g 440kcal ¥120

Calories and prices are approximate values.

Bread Crust Rusks Made in a Frying Pan (Instructions)

・First, I cut off the crusts from the bread and sliced them into 2-3 cm pieces.

・Next, I melted 20g of butter in a frying pan.

・Then, I added the sliced bread crusts and mixed them in.

・Here, I added another 15g of sugar and coated them well.

・Finally, I transferred them to a plate, and they were done. The result was a bit moist, as less moisture evaporated compared to when using a microwave. It seems that using a microwave yields a crispier and more fragrant finish.

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