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| The colder it gets, the more I bake. I know it may sound impossible, but if I could bake everyday, I would and I do most days. Everyone migrates to the kitchen, the southern light comes pouring in, it’s warm, cheerful and inviting. I baked a couple loaves of my English Muffin Bread this week and wanted to try making French Toast with it. French Toast tastes great using stale bread. But fresh bread is still very nice. English Muffin Bread is a hearty, thick dense bread full of nooks and crannies and has a great flavor. I used a rich delcious eggnog from our Health Food Store. This week, we have been having so much fun wrapping gifts, singing Christmas Carols and drinking egg nog, I had to try dipping English Muffin Bread in the Eggnog Mixture. I think you will love it too! Perfect for Christmas Morning! Nettie FRENCH TOAST IngredientsWhisk together in a shallow bowl: 1/3 cup milk or half and half 1/3 cup eggnog 4 eggs 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/4 teaspoon salt One at a time, soak both sides of bread, then place in a hot well-buttered skillet.Cook on each side 3-4 minutes or until golden brown. Serve hot sprinkled with Confectioners sugar or maple syrup, or jam. Recipe adapted from The Joy of Cooking Number of Servings: 8 |
Mmmm…what a perfect and perfectly delicious holiday breakfast!Jenn
Wow, never thought of putting eggnog into my French Toast mixture. I think I may have to try this tomorrow morning.
Hi Heather! We love this way of making French Toast! I hope you love it too! Nettie
Thank you Jenn! Hope you get a chance to try it! Merry Christmas! Nettie
I love cooking with eggnog, it gives recipes a wonderful taste. I’ve never tried it with french toast, now I will!
This sounds like a great holiday breakfast treat. I have to try it.