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Hawaiian Bread...sweet, butter yellow color and medium denisity.
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Make French Toast however you like.
Then while still hot, apply a generous layer of creamy peanut butter, add your fav syrup on top and dust with powered sugar. Now tell me it ain't good. |
Usualy wonder bread. But when i can find it challah bread.
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Another vote for Brioche. Yum.
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BAKED FRENCH TOAST WITH APPLES
½ CUP BUTTER OR MARGARINE 1-1/3 CUP BROWN SUGAR 1 TBSP. WATER HEAT UNTIL BUBBLY. PUT IN A 13X9 PAN. COOL 20-30 MINUTES PEEL AND CORE 3 GRANNY SMITH APPLES. SLICE AND LAYER IN PAN. SPRINKLE WITH CINNAMON. SLICE FRENCH BREAD INTO 1- 1/2” THICK SLICES. PLACE ON TOP OF APPLES IN PAN. MIX 6 EGGS. 1-1/2 CUPS MILK, AND 1 TSP. VANILLA. POUR OVER BREAD. SPRINKLE WITH NUTMEG. SET OVERNIGHT. BAKE AT 350 FOR ONE HOUR WHEN SERVING, FLIP PIECES OVER SO APPLES ARE ON TOP. CRÈME FRESCH TOPPING 1-1/2 CUPS “FREE” COOLWHIP ½ CUP LIGHT SOUR CREAM ½ TSP. VANILLA EXTRACT MIX AND SERVE AS TOPPING FOR FRENCH TOAST. The best thing to do is make it the night before and heat in the morning. Dave |
Sourdough!
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maybe i should start a thread for chocolate cake
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O - M - G! French Toast is one of the biggest reasons for making homemade bread. Plain ol' standard homemade white bread. It is FAR denser than anything you can get in the store. One 3/4 inch thick slice made into French Toast will fill a tummy nicely. And the egg/milk stuff does not soak into the bread and make it mushy. A tiny bit of real vanilla flavoring goes into the French Toast goop, BTW.
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challah is much too rich for me. i'm still stuffed!
i'll try a simpler less buttery bread next time... fake syrup is insane..maple all the way. real maple. |
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My wife has made french toast with Greek pita bread and it turned out great!
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How about pumpernickel???
Randy |
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