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"Piet is a chimney-free indoor stove by Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius that burns ethanol instead of wood. With a brass reflector, this stove gives off no smoke or soot and can be placed wherever convenient. There is a layer of rock wool fire insulation between the reflector and the outer ceramic shell, so Piet can be placed near walls or furniture. The stove takes its name from Danish architect and mathematician Piet Hein who made the super ellipse popular in the sixties.".
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Note: I prepare this French toast the night before I eat it- this ensures that the bread soaks up the entire amount of egg mixture. It isn’t necessary to do this – but if you want big fluffy soft French toast- I recommend you do the same!
2 egg whites & ½ of an egg yolk
1 packet of splenda (or) ¼ teaspoon of pure sugar
3 tablespoons of fat free milk
½ teaspoon cinnamon
¼ teaspoon vanilla extract
½- 1 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil (for the skillet)
::Directions::
-- Separate the eggs & add the 2 egg whites and ½ egg yolk to the bowl
--Add splenda, milk, cinnamon, and vanilla to the egg yolk mixture
--Whisk this mixture vigorously for about 20 seconds
--If you’re preparing this in the morning then continue on to the next step. But if you’re preparing the French toast the night before: this is the time to cover the bowl and place it in the refrigerator
--After about 1-2 minutes add just enough of the extra virgin olive oil to coat the skillet. About 1 tablespoon.
(be careful, it might pop on you!)
--Once the olive oil is hot (test by dropping a teaspoon of water on the skillet…if the water sizzles like crazy then it’s ready) it’s time to add the first piece of battered bread
(A trick I use to prevent the toast from sticking to the pan is: right as the bread hits the pan, shake the skillet back and forth for a couple of seconds so the bread floats ever so slightly on top of the olive oil)
--Use a spatula to check the bottom of your French toast, once it’s to your desired doneness (I like a medium brown color) it’s time to flip!
(Use the same trick to prevent it from sticking mentioned in the above step)
--After you’re done with your first slice of bread, continue on to your second!
(You may or may not need to add more olive oil)
Top with your favorite healthy toppings and enjoy!
(I usually top my French toast with: ½ tablespoon of honey and my favorite fruits : banana, apple, and blueberries. As a substitute for syrup I use Dannon ‘Fit & Lite’ yogurt to dip my French toast in.)
Have a wonderful Valentines Day!
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