Sugar-Crusted French Toast |
A rich egg bread Brioche or challah that is stale - is soaked in a rich egg custard that is flavored with vanilla extract. Next, you cook the bread in a nonstick skillet. Begin by melting some butter in the skillet and then sprinkle some sugar in the pan. The bread is cooked until the slices are a rich golden brown, flip the bread and cook the other side.
When serving the French Toast be sure to sprinkle it with some confectioner's sugar.
This is my new go to recipe for French Toast. I loved it.
You can find this recipe on page 418 in "Around My French Table."
I love a good french toast recipe and this definitely sounds like a winner!
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Wow, sounds like it was a hit!
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Geraldine, such a very pretty presentation of your lovely Sugar-Crusted French Toast - so glad that you all liked this so much!
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Nothing like a decadent treat first thing in the morning :) Glad you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like yours turned out great!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Glad we like this!
ReplyDeleteYour French toast looks good. When it says "custard", I am hooked.
ReplyDeleteGerry, Your French toast looks so yummy! I really enjoyed this one, too!
ReplyDeleteLovely presentation! I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas!
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