7 mins
Egg Fried Bread (French Toast)
Recipe by Graham
A healthier alternative to Fried Bread, Egg Fried Bread is sometimes called French Toast although, in fact, it originates not from France but from Canada. It is quick and simple and provides a good breakfast just on its own
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How to Cook Egg Fried Bread (French Toast)
- Mix the milk, egg and cinnamon together in a bowl and beat well. Take two slices of thick cut bread and 'dunk' them on both sides in the milk/egg/cinnamon mixture. Heat the butter in a frying pan then place the bread in the pan and heat gently until the underside is browned. Turn the bread over and cook the other side in the same way. You may have to add more butter as you're cooking.
GRAHAM'S HOT TIP:
If you like sweet breakfasts, pour a little Maple Syrup over the fried bread before eating.
Reviews of Egg Fried Bread (French Toast)
 November 12 2014I love this recipe because it gets my kids involved in the kitchen It's really easy (difficult to mess it up in fact) and, apart from just watching that the kids are careful round the skillet, its pretty much child proof. More than anything, at a weekend, they love serving their Pop a breakfast that they've made specially for him jayne (4 reviews) |
 November 30 2013Stupidly simple but a lovely tasty breakfast just on its own with a glass of juice. The Maple syrup is obligatory as far as my family are concerned! minimo (2 reviews) |
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