In its most basic form, a strata is a layered casserole of bread, cheese, and creamy eggs—in essence, a savory bread pudding. Typically, stratas must be prepared hours in advance to allow the bread to absorb the custard. Can you attain the same creamy, substantial texture without the wait?
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We came up with an unorthodox method largely predicated around the preparation of the bread for our skillet strata recipe: Instead of using stale bread, as is typical, we found fresh bread could work if we toasted it quickly before combinin...