peach upside-down french toast

"this decadent breakfast can be served with fresh sliced strawberries or raspberries & some cream. Yummy Christmas breakfast."
 
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photo by Alisa Lea photo by Alisa Lea
photo by Alisa Lea
photo by Alisa Lea photo by Alisa Lea
Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
8
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ingredients

  • 295.73 ml packed brown sugar
  • 118.29 ml butter
  • 14.79 ml water
  • 822.13 g can sliced peaches, drained,reserve liquid for syrup
  • 1 loaf French bread, unsliced
  • 6 beaten eggs
  • 354.88 ml milk
  • 14.79 ml vanilla
  • Peach Syrup

  • 29.58 ml cornstarch
  • 78.78 ml orange juice
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directions

  • Melt margarine in a small saucepan; stir in brown sugar& water.
  • Cook, stirring gently until thickened.
  • Pour into well greased 10x15 or 9x 13 pan.
  • drain peaches& reserve liquid, place peaches on top of cooled sugar mixture in pan.
  • slice french bread into 1" thick slices& place slices over peaches, filling all the gaps.
  • mix eggs, vanilla,& milk and pour over bread.
  • cover& refrigerate overnight.
  • in the morning, uncover& bake@ 350 for 40 minutes.
  • cool for 5 minutes before inverting onto serving tray.
  • for peach syrup: mix reserved peach liquid with cornstarch& stir over low heat until thickened add juice.
  • serve warm.

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Reviews

  1. Made this for Father's Day breakfast. DH loved it!
     
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I live in south texas and own an interior decorating firm. we cook for fun with friends and family. my favorite recipes are the ones received from friends. we have a nice garden so we get eat alot of fresh veggies and herbs all year round. I am also a golf-wife so I have taken up hobbies in self defense. I love to exercise, garden, paint, & sew. My darling hubby was my HS sweetheart but we didn't marry until we had 3 other marriages & 4 children between us.
 
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