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German Toast

One half a loaf of baker's bread cut in medium sized slices and soaked in a custard made by mixing four eggs with one pint of cold milk; let the bread soak one or two hours in the custard, must not be sweetened, then fry the slices on a well buttered griddle until a light brown. Serve with hard sauce or any kind of good sauce.

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