I also made Mamam's French toast. She'd always set them out as a cold treat. And I'd sit at the table and gobble them up, while watching her cook.
For these, I used buttermilk bread, with cream cheese on one side and jam on the other. Close the sandwich and slice into fours. Dip each piece into an egg batter. Slightly cool on wire rack and sprinkle with icing sugar.
So simple. So good.
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it's funny i only seem to come around when there is food, so is this where i pull up my chair. no worries i have my own utensils.
ReplyDeletejeremy
Sure thing, Jeremy. I've made plenty to go around. Though you might have fight Tim for the strawberry ones. Those are his favorite.
ReplyDeleteLooks so very good! I may have to try that one. It looks like something I could actually succeed in making.
ReplyDeleteIt is very easy and also works great with peanut butter and bananas. Then sprinkled with organic walnuts and real (good quality), maple sryup.
ReplyDeleteHappy cooking, fakesteph.
It's nice you're inviting Poopyhead over too. I'd bet with a name or possibly disfigurement like that it's not always easy to find a friend.
ReplyDeleteFood looks great as always - if it wasn't you, I might imagine these were stock photos they're so beautiful. Photography is another talent you've got.
Yes, I call Tim Poopyhead. Won't he be happy to know I told you. Thanks, Porky, for the really nice words. I do enjoy shooting, probably as much as eating and cooking.
ReplyDeleteMmm, I love me some french toast and this looks inviting. I'm looking forward to Saturday morning breakfast with sweet anticipation!
ReplyDeletecyber food means zero calories ... unless your beautiful food pictures has me raiding the fridge!
ReplyDeleteHi Bliss. Saturday breakfast. Ah, the good life.
ReplyDeleteHey Roland. I never thought about it that way, zero calories. I'm liking that. Thanks for the nice words.
Man that looks good.
ReplyDeleteYUMMERS!! I love French Toast and have to say I've never eaten stuffed French toast. This is a must try.
ReplyDeleteoh yummy.. that looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteDitto what the first commenter said. YUM!
ReplyDeleteHi Ivy,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your visit to my blog and for your kind words !
Your blog is very interesting and very ... delicious.
I wish you a Happy and Creative Year !!
Best regards :)
I can feel my arse expanding just looking at these
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ladies. And Magda, your pictures are beautiful. A happy Creative Year, to you all.
ReplyDeleteYummy. I love French toast.
ReplyDeleteThree kinds. Nice to see you, Carol.
ReplyDeleteI lovelovelove your blog Ivy ... so pleased to have stumbled across you.
ReplyDeleteKind Regards
Elizabeth
Thank you, Elizabeth. Very nice of you to say. Glad you like it here. Welcome to the gang.
ReplyDeleteStuffed French toast with Nutella. Oh my word, girl, are you trying to make me fall into a puddle of my own drool!!!
ReplyDeleteJai
They were yummy, too. And the strawberry one is Hubby's favorite. I thought next time, I'll make a cup cake with nutella inside. Usually I put it on the outside as frosting.
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