1: Remove the 4 slices bread crust and cut into 2. I'm using sourdough bread here, a little rustic and stale, but you can use whatever you like. Set aside.
3: Add 4 tablespoons poultry cooking juices, 4 tablespoons dry white wine, salt and pepper, then mix again.
4: Pour the mixture onto a large plate, place the pieces of bread on top and turn them over.
5: Leave to rest for at least 10 minutes, turning 1 or 2 times so that the bread absorbs as much of the mixture as possible.
6: In a large frying pan over high heat, pour 50 g butter and, when frothy, place the soaked bread slices on top.
7: Brown well on both sides.
8: Serve piping hot, on its own or with meat or vegetables.
Remarks
For a more gourmet version, leave out the milk and double the amount of cream. If you don't have poultry juices, meat juices or a little broth will work just as well. If you don't want to use any, remember to add a little more salt. Just before serving, you can add a dash of white wine, or even a few drops of vinegar, to the slices of bread for a touch of freshness.