Yes that’s the whole point. Beginning of the comment thread was implying that they have different ingredients, no spices in egg salad and no mayo in french toast. They have the same ingredients. Oil, egg, bread. Not sure what you’re trying to argue against or why you dipped your dick in flour.
it was a joke that i have a yeasty penis. its not mayo tho and that was the only point. and acting like bc it has the same ingredients its the same is pretty stupid. mayonnaise is a completely different experience and you know that
French toast does not have to have sugar or cinnamon on it. Savoury french toast (or I grew up calling it eggy bread) is still delicious so you can fuck off with that "bland" accusation!
As I said it, I was also imterested in how you could make that work. But I'm not culinarily skilled enough to conceive of anything.
It feels like it would become more of an art piece, a conscientious objection to the orthodoxy of egg salad, than what (I think) people expect from an egg salad [sandwich]. Which is to say: egg and mayo, slightly sweet and creamy. I do like the idea of like a deviled egg salad sando tho.
This makes me unreasonably mad. As a kid, I used to eat my burger into layers (I don't know why) and got yelled at by a teacher, who was eating a chicken Caesar salad.
I didn't know if this is cheating since it's all the same dish, but biscuits (flour, milk, fat) and gravy (flour, milk, fat) are two different foods with the same ingredients.
So, you could say that the mayo makes the dishes different, but mayo is made from eggs and oil. I think mayo also requires a bit of acid, like citrus, which is a little weird on french toast.
Do y'all add various warm, aromatic spices to y'all's egg salad sandos?
Or is your French toast bland as hell and covered in mayo?
Curry egg salad is lovely.
Mayo is egg and oil, so yeah my french toast is kinda covered in it.
bread is flour and leavening agent, so yeah my dick is covered in bread
your french toast is not covered in mayo bc it has the ingredients of mayo. thats like the whole point of this post lmfao
Yes that’s the whole point. Beginning of the comment thread was implying that they have different ingredients, no spices in egg salad and no mayo in french toast. They have the same ingredients. Oil, egg, bread. Not sure what you’re trying to argue against or why you dipped your dick in flour.
it was a joke that i have a yeasty penis. its not mayo tho and that was the only point. and acting like bc it has the same ingredients its the same is pretty stupid. mayonnaise is a completely different experience and you know that
Again it's not mayo it has the ingredients of mayo. Having the same ingredients but being different is the whole point of the post.
we're saying the same shit
I feel like scrambled eggs and mayonnaise may be a bigger winner here
French toast does not have to have sugar or cinnamon on it. Savoury french toast (or I grew up calling it eggy bread) is still delicious so you can fuck off with that "bland" accusation!
Mayo is basically just whipped egg so it's not even a factor. Maybe not the same spices but you could, if you wanted
It's egg whipped with a large amount of fats. And whatever other flavoring you like. If nothing else, the amount of extra butter/oil is untenable.
And going the other way: you add an "appropriate" amount of cinammon and nutmeg to your now-Christmas egg salad, and let me know how it goes for you.
Eggnog salad sandwich.
The OP said some ingredients; it didn't mention same quantities of ingredients.
yeah, if you wanted to be pedantic, you could add a single crumb each of the various spices that go on French toast to egg salad.
this whole thing is vaguely worded
Ya know, if offset by some sharp peppers and curry, the cinnamon and (tiny bit of) nutmeg could work!
As I said it, I was also imterested in how you could make that work. But I'm not culinarily skilled enough to conceive of anything.
It feels like it would become more of an art piece, a conscientious objection to the orthodoxy of egg salad, than what (I think) people expect from an egg salad [sandwich]. Which is to say: egg and mayo, slightly sweet and creamy. I do like the idea of like a deviled egg salad sando tho.
Mayo is an emulsification of egg and oil.
Simply whipping egg results in merangue.
I don't recall ever having French toast made with mayo, onion, and celery. Nor have I put sugar and nutmeg in an egg salad.
Sugar and nutmeg in french toast???? Ewwwwwww!
What... Do you just soak the bread in egg and call it day?
I also forgot that my egg salad doesn't have milk in it, either.
I usually put the (powdered) sugar on afterwards.
Egg, cinnamon, bit of milk, and a splash of vanilla for me.
Still definitely not a good egg salad though.
Ah, forgot the vanilla too! Been a while since I made french toast.
Mustard for me.
I mean there is bread and egg, but then the similarities differ a lot.
I surely hope you mean in the egg salad, and not the French toast.
ON THE FRENCH TOAST
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STUFFED
Yes.
What about cinnamon?
Simple, Tortilla de patata and fried egg with fries.
now i want okonomiyaki and the good local place closed
Chicken burger and Cesar salad
This makes me unreasonably mad. As a kid, I used to eat my burger into layers (I don't know why) and got yelled at by a teacher, who was eating a chicken Caesar salad.
I didn't know if this is cheating since it's all the same dish, but biscuits (flour, milk, fat) and gravy (flour, milk, fat) are two different foods with the same ingredients.
Vodka Bull and Boiled Potatoes Bull
So, you could say that the mayo makes the dishes different, but mayo is made from eggs and oil. I think mayo also requires a bit of acid, like citrus, which is a little weird on french toast.
I love a bit of lemon glaze on my french toast.
Beer and bread
gazpacho and summer salad.
Well played.
Does either contain bread?
'Bury me deep but gently' is underappreciated.
not the same ingredients
this just in, random internet people are dumb
What do you mean no similarities? They are both a sandwich
That's not really how French toast is served.
The Count of Monte Cristo sandwiches would like a word with you.
Sooooo much TexMex food is this way.
Too familiar.