She claims this results in “extra fluffy” French toast; I can attest it makes the mixture thicker and more like a batter. Allen’s recipe was certainly the easiest of the ones I tried.

If you want to whip up enough French toast to feed a group, you may need to cook it differently than you normally would. Here ...

Don't have any milk to dip bread in for French toast? Fret not: There is a way to substitute milk without compromising on the ...

Hong Kong-style French toast takes the breakfast into newly decadent territory by sandwiching peanut butter between milk ...

Masala Cheese French Toast: Give the classic French toast a spicy twist by coating the bread in a mixture of herbs added in the luscious egg batter and a mixture of sauces along with cheese.

Mix well and leave to sit for 5 minutes, allowing the granules to rehydrate in the egg mix. Sandwich the slices of bread together with the ham and cheese. Dip them into the egg mixture and pop ...

French toast is an irresistible all-time favourite ... Dip the brioche slices into the egg and milk mixture for one minute, making sure the liquid soaks into the brioche on both sides.

Get the recipes at the link in our bio ... then take your slightly-stale fluffy bread and soak them in a classic French toast mixture of eggs, cinnamon, vanilla, and brown sugar.

These breakfast casserole recipes, like English muffin casseroles and French toast casseroles, will keep the whole family ...

When I host guests for brunch, or simply want a luxurious but lazy Sunday morning with my family, I whip up my make-ahead croissant French toast recipe. It only takes about 10 minutes to mix the ...