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Store-bought biscuits, the easiest uncooked bread/food?
"John Doe" > wrote in message news  >I know this isn't cooking, but... > > I've had a microwave, now have a toaster oven. The toaster oven doubles > as a bread box  I really like the roll-up door design, as expected.> It's cheap, but AFAIK it's the only one with a roll-up door. > > Biscuits go well with the toaster oven. Kind of expensive for bread, but > it's fun and tasty. And I'm less likely to impulse eat since it requires > some preparation. > > Seems the local megastore has only their storebrand and Pillsbury > biscuits. > > Question: Anything else as easy and tasty that utilizes a toaster oven? > > BTW... Anybody have one of those toaster ovens that uses a light for > cooking? They were a lot more expensive than a regular heating element > type. Anybody find them worthwhile to own? > > Thanks. Uncooked biscuits? |
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