Sunday morning quickie – French toast is easy and almost foolproof. Add crispy bacon and you’ll be saying “What Hangover?” The French bread is better if it’s a day old. If T has made her Caesar Salad the night before, it’s the perfect way to use up the rest of the loaf we had for the croutons. Don’t forget some good Canadian maple syrup. I like a little more vanilla flavour and that’s reflected in the directions below. For the spice, substitute what you like best. We do nutmeg or cinnamon.
| French Toast | |||
| Ingredients: | |||
| 2 | eggs | ||
| 1 cup | milk | ||
| 1 tbsp | vanilla extract | ||
| 1 tbsp | white sugar | ||
| 1/4 tsp | salt | ||
| 6 pieces | day old French bread, cut 3/4″ thick | ||
| 1/8 tsp | nutmeg or cinnamon | ||
| 1/2 tsp | vegetable oil | ||
| Directions: | |||
| 1 | Beat eggs lightly in a shallow pan. | ||
| 2 | Whisk in milk & vanilla. | ||
| 3 | Add sugar, salt & nutmeg or cinnamon. Whisk until smooth. | ||
| 4 | Soak bread for approx. 30 seconds per side. Remove & | ||
| allow excess to drip off. | |||
| 5 | Heat oil in a hot skillet. Add bread and cook until | ||
| golden brown, 45-60 seconds per side. | |||
| 6 | Dust with icing sugar and serve immediately with your | ||
| favorite topping.
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french toast always makes me think of my mum. she makes a mean one, she does 🙂 lovely picture. x
I just had French toast this weekend! Perfect breakfast food, in my opinion!
Ahh, this would have been an awesome weekend breakfast however I can’t eat anything with eggs these days… 😦
I was just looking for a basic french toast recipe, and came across this recipe, and it looks perfect! thanks!
Great recipe and easy to make.
Thanks for sharing 🙂