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French Toast in a Minute

Updated on October 16, 2014
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CrisSp is your Emergency Specialist at 37 thousand feet. Domestic Diva depending on the mood. Surely, wonderwoman consumed by wanderlust!

From my kitchen to yours~

There’s a lot of fancy variations of this recipe. Mine is simple and easy to prepare yet delicious and guaranteed that your family will love and enjoy. Perfect on the breakfast table!

The eagle is on the ground and wide awake. French Toast anyone?
The eagle is on the ground and wide awake. French Toast anyone? | Source
Basic ingredients for French Toast
Basic ingredients for French Toast | Source

Ingredients:

(Organic preferred)

  • Slices of bread – A day (or two) old stale
  • 2 large eggs
  • 1/2 cup milk or soya milk
  • 1 tablespoon sugar (optional)
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • Pinch salt
  • Butter (to grease pan)
  • Maple syrup or cinnamon-sugar

Mixed custard on deep dish
Mixed custard on deep dish | Source

5 Easy Steps~

Procedures:

1. Beat eggs in a deep dish. Add milk, sugar, vanilla, pinch of salt and mix well.

2. Soak bread quickly on each side just enough to make it fluffy and not too soggy.

3. Butter pan (or griddle) and heat it.

4. Cook both sides of the bread on medium heat until golden brown.

5. Serve warm with a sprinkle of cinnamon powder or icing sugar and drizzle with maple syrup or honey.

French Toast should be fluffy not soggy
French Toast should be fluffy not soggy | Source
Flipping is easy with my versatile "Happycall" double sided pan!
Flipping is easy with my versatile "Happycall" double sided pan! | Source

Bon Appétit!

For calorie watchers

Source

FACT:

Good: A pair of toasts is a good source of Selenium. Bad: High in Cholesterol. Source: Self Nutrition Data

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Quick Tip 1:

For a wonderful result, sprinkle cinnamon sugar on the bread once it is cooked to get that crisp crunch on the surface.

Quick Tip 2:

Stale bread holds up better than fresh bread when making some French toast, resulting into a much crisper French toast.

I love my happy call  cookware!
I love my happy call cookware! | Source

Did you know?

French toast also known as pain perdu in French literally means, lost bread because it is a way to salvage stale bread. It is also referred to as gypsy toast, omelette or eggy bread.

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