Sake Lees and Condensed Milk Toast

Name: Sake Lees and Condensed Milk Toast
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 slice Sliced bread; 1 tbsp Sake lees; 1 tbsp ● Condensed milk; 1 tbsp ● Milk; 1 Cinnamon powder or cinnamon sugar (optional)

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I tried using amino-acid rich sake lees on toast, and I liked it lot. I tried using skim milk, honey, and many other things, but the milky flavor of condensed milk went best with the sake lees.

Sake lees loses flavor when heated, so I recommend using it as a topping after toasting the bread. It will taste sweeter that way too. Adjust the amount of ingredients to taste. Recipe by miyuki12

I tried using amino-acid rich sake lees on toast, and I liked it lot. I tried using skim milk, honey, and many other things, but the milky flavor of condensed milk went best with the sake lees.

Sake lees loses flavor when heated, so I recommend using it as a topping after toasting the bread. It will taste sweeter that way too. Adjust the amount of ingredients to taste. Recipe by miyuki12

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I tried using amino-acid rich sake lees on toast, and I liked it lot. I tried using skim milk, honey, and many other things, but the milky flavor of condensed milk went best with the sake lees.

Sake lees loses flavor when heated, so I recommend using it as a topping after toasting the bread. It will taste sweeter that way too. Adjust the amount of ingredients to taste. Recipe by miyuki12

I tried using amino-acid rich sake lees on toast, and I liked it lot. I tried using skim milk, honey, and many other things, but the milky flavor of condensed milk went best with the sake lees.

Sake lees loses flavor when heated, so I recommend using it as a topping after toasting the bread. It will taste sweeter that way too. Adjust the amount of ingredients to taste. Recipe by miyuki12

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Ingredients

1 sliceSliced bread
1 tbspSake lees
1 tbsp● Condensed milk
1 tbsp● Milk
1Cinnamon powder or cinnamon sugar (optional)

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Steps

1

Toast the bread. In the meantime, put the sake lees in a small bowl and microwave for about 20 to 30 seconds at 500-600 W. Mix with the ● ingredients.
2

Spread the ● on top of the toasted bread and it's done. Optionally, sprinkle cinnamon on top.