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[Par Leijonhufvud]

Hi all, 
	I am revisiting the French Toast theme for my entry into our Midwinter
Arts and Sciences this weekend.  In going back over the messages from
that discussion (it took me a while to find it, I had forgotten I had
created an entire folder for French Toast!) I found this late entry from
Bonne.  My question is, is the phrase "wish a dish turn your slices of
bread upward" a typo, and if so, what is meant?  with a dish?  using a
dish to help flip the slices?  
Thanks,
	Christianna
> Is it too late to offer the two of you the recipe from Gervase 
> Markham's 
> "The English Housewife"?
> 
> 28. To make the best panperdy
> 
> To make the best panperdy, take a dozen eggs, and break them, and 
> beat them very well, then put unto them cloves, mace, cinnamon and
nutmeg, and good store of sugar, with as much salt as shall season it:
then take a manchet, and cut it into thick slices like toasts; which
done, take your 
> fryin pan, and put into it a good store of sweet butter, and, being
melted, lay 
> in your slices of bread, then pour upon them one half of your eggs;
then 
> when that is fried, wish a dish turn your slices of bread upward, and
then 
> pour on them the other half of your eggs, so turn them till both sides
be 
> brown; then dish it up, and serve it with sugar strewed upon it.
> 
> 
> Bonne

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