French Vanilla Toast

"A favorite with my kids and husband. Adapted from Gooseberry Patch's Hometown Favorites."
 
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photo by Elly in Canada photo by Elly in Canada
photo by Elly in Canada photo by Elly in Canada
Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a mixing bowl, add the eggs, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and vanilla; mix well.
  • I pour the mixture into a pie pan for easier dipping.
  • Dip bread into the egg mixture, coating both sides.
  • Place coated bread in a well-oiled heated skillet; cook until golden on each side; turn only once.
  • Eat as is or dust with a little powdered sugar.

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Reviews

  1. Family loved this French Vanilla Toast!! I used 1 tblsp. sugar, real vanilla and cream (to replace evaporated milk)this made a nice rich mixture. I cooked the dipped bread in melted butter and served with real maple syrup. This is not low fat!! But, oh so delicious!
     
  2. Scrumptious French toast with next to no effort. Love
     
  3. It was one of those mornings, when you discover there is no milk in the fridge for breakfast! I had a can of evaporated milk in the pantry and made this recipe, using the homemade buns I made yesterday in place of bread. Wow! These were really delicious. Thanks for the recipe.
     
  4. I'm not a french toast fan, but this recipe has converted me! I loved it and so did my boys 5, & 2.5! I'll be making this over and over, and it's so simple. I've never made french toast before and it was a breeze. Thanks so much for sharing this!
     
  5. We enjoyed this french toast. I don't eat much sugar so it was a little sweet for me but my husband loved it. Will make this again. Thanks ratherbeswimmin'. Bullwinkle
     
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