How to have toast for dinner
Toast is pretty much the perfect food. But why should breakfast get all the glory? Here are 10 of our favorite non-breakfast toast recipes.
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Crispy, crunchy, slathered in butter and jam, or dipped in a runny egg yolk — let's face it: Toast is pretty much the perfect food. But why should breakfast get all the glory? Topped with some ricotta and fresh herbs, toast can be a beautiful, elegant appetizer — or, with eggs, or mushrooms, or fish, it can be a full-on dinner. Here are 10 of our favorite non-breakfast toast recipes.
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Celery salad and cheese on toast by Amanda Hesser
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