This is one of my favorites. I made French toast for our Sunday breakfast. I’m sharing it with you now so you can use it for next Sunday and keep Valentine’s Day going with all the LOVE you have!
For me, French toast only works with powdered sugar and no syrup. My husband likes syrup, but only the pure maple syrup from Vermont is allowed in our house. For that reason my family hardly orders this at a restaurant because most places try to pass off the fake stuff (Mrs. Butterworth’s or Aunt Jemima) and the difference is palpable. Since many restaurants do not have powdered sugar, I never order it out either. I need the touch of powdered sugar to make my toast work!
FRENCH TOAST
– serves 4
4 eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup of whole or 2% milk
1 generous tsp. pure vanilla extract
Pinch of salt
Ground cinnamon
8 slices of 1/2” thick sliced bread or Challah
Unsalted butter
Pure maple syrup or powdered sugar
Lightly beat the eggs and use a fork to whisk them together with the milk, vanilla and salt in a glass pie plate. (Use this flat dish so you can soak 3 slices at a time.) Sprinkle ground cinnamon on the mixture and then whisk in. Melt 1/2 tbs. of butter in a large flat-bottomed skillet or griddle pan, using medium – medium high heat. Dip bread slices in the egg mixture on both sides to soak up the liquid. Place in hot pan and check in 4 minutes. Turn when nicely browned and cook on the other side. Add the remaining 1/2 tbs of butter and swirl while the toast is in the pan, if you think you need it. Serve warm with pure maple syrup or powdered sugar.
Our breakfast – before the powdered sugar sprinkling!
Buttermilk Challah French Toast
A September Sunday morning
Sicilian Orange Cake with Dark Chocolate Glaze
This is what you get!
Healthy breakfasts
Ah, mais oui!
🙂
Even though I’m not a big fan of bread I do like French toast, occasionally, Haven’t made this in years! Love the inclusion of cinnamon.
I’m not a big fan of bread either – but this is delicious every once in a while! The cinnamon makes it – along with the powdered sugar.
It’s the same in our house. I prefer the powdered sugar and my daughter likes maple syrup. And using a good homemade bread makes a big difference.
Yours looks lovely.
Lillian
lillianscupboard.wordpress.com
🙂 Thanks!!
This looks amazing!
It was!!
I love French toast! No one else in my family likes it. They think it’s too eggy. When I make it with my homemade bread, they still think it’s too eggy. *sigh*
Awww – maybe don’t soak the bread too long?
That looks divine!
I had a leftover piece this morning and it was still so yummy, and the cinnamon make the apartment smell wonderful!
You are making me jealous, haha!