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In the late summer in Maine wild berries ripen and make this ordinary breakfast extraordinary.
I prefer to use challah for this recipe, but brioche also works well, as does any white bread in a pinch.
You don't need to soak your bread in the batter. A quick dip is all that is required, and will result in light toast. Any longer and you end up with a soggy breakfast.
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