How to Make Ghost Toast
Who says Halloween food only comes out at night? With a little creativity, you can transform everyday toast into a spooky, spiced, and sweet indulgence: ghost toast. While this buttery breakfast bite might look like it requires a supersteady hand or special tools, that's far from the case. Aside from four common ingredients (bread, butter, cinnamon, and sugar), all you'll need is a sheet of tinfoil, a pair of scissors (or, better yet, a utility knife), and a tiny bit of patience.
Ghost Toast
From The Charlotte Weekly
Ingredients
- 1 slice white bread
About 1 tablespoon butter, room temperature
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon sugar
Directions
- Position the top rack in your oven four to five inches from the top of the oven; preheat the oven on the high broiler setting.
- Generously butter one side of the bread. Carefully cut a ghostlike shape out of aluminum foil using a paring knife to punch out two eyes. Press the foil on top of the buttered bread. Whisk together the cinnamon and sugar, and generously sprinkle the cinnamon sugar over the buttered bread.
- On a baking sheet, broil the toast until the sugar has melted and browned. Allow to cool for 1 minute, and then peel back the aluminum foil to reveal the ghost shape.
Information
- Category
- Breads, Breakfast/Brunch
- Cuisine
- North American
- Yield
- 1 piece of toast
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