Texas toast

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Texas toast is a toasted bread that is typically made from sliced bread that has been sliced at double the usual thickness of packaged bread. Texas toast is prepared by spreading butter on both sides of the bread and broiling or grilling it until it is a light golden brown. Commonly, garlic is added to the butter, yielding a form of garlic bread. The toast may include cheese on one or both sides, similar to an open-faced grilled cheese sandwich. Popular not only in Texas and its bordering states, Texas toast is often served as a side dish with southern-style dishes, such as chicken-fried steak, fried catfish, or barbecue. Thick-sliced bread sold for making Texas toast can be used in the same manner as ordinary bread slices, such as in sandwiches, and it is especially useful for dishes involving liquids or where extra thickness could improve the product. While most varieties sold for Texas toast are white bread, whole wheat varieties also exist. Frozen Texas toast brands are also popular, with best sellers including the New York Brand of the T. Marzetti Company, and Pepperidge Farm.