What's the best way to cook bread?

In a toaster.

>>7792510
How do I get medium rare bread?

>>7792511
It it blue, you limp wristed faggot

I like fried bread. So, usually when i'm making something that's gonna have lots of fat left over, like a roast, I buy a loaf of bread from a nearby bakery, and when I pull the roast out of the pan, just use the fat left over in the pan and fry that bread. It tastes p fuckin good.

Melt some butter in the skillet.

Put 2 slices and make sure they're coated generously on both sides.

Slather peanut butter on one, Nutella on the other and make a sandwich.

>>7792558
>seasoning bread
If you can't enjoy the bread for itself, maybe with just a bit of salt, you're a total pleb who should stick to tendies.

>>7792506
The answer is always deep fried.

>>7792556
>>7792558
This is honestly the best way. I love making bacon and egg sandwiches, and toasting the bread in the bacon fat. Good shit.

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Soak them in a mixture of egg, milk cinnamon and sugar before cooking them.

It works better if you use old/stale bread otherwise it will crumble.

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>>7792506
broil it. 20-45 seconds on each side
its like a much better toast

>>7793601
protip: just use the yolks