Fried bread, with bacon cooked on a silicone baking tray

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A great way to make delicious 'fried bread'.

Not the nasty deep fried stuff but lovely bacon flavoured toast - cooked in an air fryer.

To save on cleaning the air fryer, use a silicone baking tray. That can be washed separately and the air frier just needs a quick rinse; popping it back in the warm air fryer will dry it nicely to save it rusting.

Fried bread, with bacon cooked on a silicone baking tray
Electus
Servings:Serves 1
Calories per serving:210
Ready in:15 minutes
Prep. time:1 minute
Cook time:15 minutes
Difficulty:Easy
Recipe author:Chef
First published:29th November 2022

Best recipe review

Superb fried bread

5/5

Tasty, not greasy!

Jerry

Ingredients

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  • One thick slice of proper bread
  • One thick slice of fatty back bacon - Treacly bacon from Russell's of Upwell is perfect.

Method

  1. Place the bacon on the slice of toast in a dry silicone baking tray, no extra oil needed
  2. Cook in the air fryer for up to 15 minutes at 200Β° C
  3. Turn the toasty bread and bacon a few times if you can
  4. That's it, gorgeous toasty fried bread, with a slice of bacon to go with it.

Chef's notes

As this was my breakfast I added a single piece of Goddard's air fried chicken because I could. It also cooks in the same time.

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