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By Bri22
Added March 01, 2004 | Recipe #85447
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By Lovve2cook
on February 09, 2013
Finally the quintessential french toast recipe that my husband and I have been craving!
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on August 16, 2010
I made it exactly as written, using 1/2 and 1/2. Ina Garten never lets me down. The honey and orange zest gave it a great flavor, but next time I will substitute brown sugar and cinnamon for a more traditional flavor. You cannot go wrong with using challah...WOW!!!
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This recipe is excellent. I skipped the salt, honey and used non-fat milk and it turned out great. I also used a brioche with raisins and cinnamon which made it extra good.
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on June 27, 2009
Delicious! I added a squeeze of the orange for extra flavor and adjusted the servings for 2. Slicing the challah yourself into nice thick slices is key. I've used pre-sliced thin challah before and it isn't as good as the thick slices.
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on March 24, 2009
Exellent french toast! I'd never made it with challah before but I had quite a bit left over. I think I'm spoiled now, it's so much better useing this bread! Used 2% milk and had to use white sugar for the honey because I'm out. Can't wait to try it again useing the honey. I love the orange, it's just a light accent but it makes all the difference. Will make again. Update - bumping this to 5 stars. I froze a bunch of this and broke it out for breakfast. BF never says a word about what I feed him, good or bad. But he actually commented that this turned out really well! AND my finicky difficult Mother also thought it was fantastic, and a nice switch from the usual. Thank you Bri!
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Delicious!!! Followed the recipe exactly but made only 2 servings. I wish my bread was dried out one day longer but it was excellent anyway. Will be making again!
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on July 08, 2007
This was excellent. Since there are only two of us, I cut the eggs down to 2 and used only 1 cup of half and half. I only let the bread soak for a few seconds on each side to avoid sogginess. Also, I used sliced sourdough. Wonderful.
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on April 21, 2007
I just got the Barefoot Contessa Family Style Cookbook and tried this recipe. We loved it; it was the best french toast I've ever had. I made the recipe as written, and it turned out fabulous. The outside was a nice golden brown while the inside was creamy and custard-like. If you don't like it that soft on the inside, I would recommend not soaking it for too long as the bread does absorb quite a lot of the egg mixture. I think what makes this recipe special is the challah and the orange zest. Yummy!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #345362
on September 04, 2006
My hushand and I loved this. We couldn't find the Challah bread, so we used thick sliced white bread instead. I had never thought of using grated orange zest in french toast - but we both really loved the fresh taste it added.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy troyh
on July 24, 2006
We didn't use Challah bread, but we used a Brioche from a local bakery. It was delicious, still. We only got 4 slices of french toast out of it because our bread was thick and really soaked up the batter. We used milk instead of half-and-half and used the bacon fat from bacon we had just cooked on the griddle instead of butter. Mmmm! It was a great way to start a sunny Sunday morning.
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on July 08, 2006
The flavor of the french toast is great, and it was nice and crispy on the outside. We were a little put off by the soft - almost soggy custard-like inside. I added more cooking time on each side, but didn't want it to burn. Perhaps thinner slices, or soaking it for a shorter time would suit our tastes better.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Rita~
on July 07, 2006
Perfect! My favorite way to make french toast is with challah. The bread absorbs all the yummy goodness and is soft inside and a little crunch on the outside. Made for one, skipped the salt, and orange zest. Thank you for a wonderful breakfast!
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on July 06, 2006
This is a wonderful recipe. I have made it as written but now I make it just with egg whites and bake it in the oven for approx. 20 minutes until it is brown on both sides. Either way, we inhale it!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy LeahMarie
on February 14, 2005
This was sooo good. Of course I couldn't find challah bread, so I used Hawaiian bread. It turned out wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
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on April 13, 2004
I saw this show and duplicated it. My husband and I really enjoyed the food as well as the setting. Everyone try it.
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Serving Size: 1 (286 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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