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By Laudee
on December 22, 2002
This is, by far, the best French Toast I've ever had! I grew up on ole "fried bread", but, it sure never tasted like this! Really, really good, Angelfan. Thanks for posting a winner! LC
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on August 10, 2003
Me and my husband loved this. I used half whole wheat half enriched white flour, vanilla soy milk, splenda instead of sugar, egg beaters, and whole wheat bread. This was a yummy addition to our weekend big breakfast! Thank you for the recipe.
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on July 12, 2003
This French Toast is absolutely amazing! We loved it! Sort of a cross between French toast and pancakes. Tastes great with the hint of cinnamon and nutmeg, and it's so sweet that I hardly needed any syrup. I just wish I could figure out how to cut this recipe in half (how do you divide an egg?) since there's only two of us. I would give this recipe 6 stars if I could! UPDATE: Made this again using only half the sugar -- it was still great, so I think I'll make it like this in the future. I may even try using half whole wheat flour.
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on May 09, 2003
This recipe is wonderful. Absolutely perfect for a special breakfast. After discovering this one, it's going to be a long time before I try a different French toast recipe. I followed the recipe exactly. And I served it with warm homemade strawberry syrup, sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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My family wanted breakfast for dinner. So in addition to the usual breakfast fare, I added your delicious french toast to the menu. Easy to make and loved the taste and puffiness. I had different toppings to go with it--powdered sugar, fresh strawberries, maple syrup and blueberry syrup. A great recipe, angelfan.
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Hi Angelfan, made your French toast for Sunday brunch...what a big-time hit it was, my DH says that it is THE best French toast he ever had, and so did my son and his girlfriend...the only thing is, I don't think I got out of the kitchen all morning, everone just wanted more and more of that delicious French toast, I think that I must of gone through two large loaves of French bread, and a quart of milk that morning. This will stay in my 5 star recipe folder,I will definately be making this again. Thank you Angelfan for posting, it's a real winner :-)
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on February 27, 2004
I posted in the everything else section requests for favorite zaar french toast recipes and this was submitted....Perfect, Perfect, Perfect!!I used 6 slices of Texas Toast in lieu of the 8 slices of reg bread, but that was the only change. It made for a beautiful presentation served with powdered sugar sifted over the top frozen sliced strawberrries in syrup, butter, maple syrup and whipped cream on top-----OH HAPPY DAY-----thanks Angelfan-so much--Peggy in TX
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on May 18, 2003
This batter is not thin like regular french toast is. That is what gives it the puff. as i said it works best with day old bread.
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on May 16, 2003
I thought that the batter for the french toast was way too thick. However, the taste is wonderful. I will try this again and use half the flour and report back on the results.
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on December 13, 2011
This is the best. After one bite my two year old exclaimed, "MEEREEY CHRISTMAS!!, the best Christmas ever." Lol. We halved the recipe using only the egg white for the half an egg...
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on February 14, 2011
While I enjoyed this recipe, I still prefer the standard French toast. I think I would like it better with about half the sugar. I do like the idea of the pancake texture though... so perhaps I'll use some flour and adapt a traditional recipe.
I used this for Valentine breakfast and it was a good texture to cut hearts out of though!
By DesiRay
on January 21, 2011
I made this last night for my family and it was wonderful. Very simple but oh so good. Finally a recipe that I can use with plain old sandwich bread. Thank you so much! I'll be using this recipe from now on with no complaints!
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on August 26, 2010
Yummy!! This is delicious! I love how puffy it was and the taste. Will make again!
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on August 18, 2010
Very nice! An excellent recipe for thinner bread that would otherwise fall apart while making french toast. I halved the recipe, but still used one whole egg, and it worked beautifully.
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on January 07, 2010
I hate eggy french toast . . this was fantastic! Not an eggy bit at all! A little more work than normal, but not by much and definitely worth it!! Everyone gobbled it up tonight for dinner. Thanks for sharing!
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on January 03, 2010
Oh Mah Goodness! This is the best recipe yet for French Toast! I come from a family that puts salt on their French toast and had to convert syrup and cinnamon once I got married. Now, I'll happily eat it this way without complaint! I would suggest using a sturdy bread. I used Oroweat Buttermilk Bread it worked great. Fantastic recipe, Angelfan!
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this recipe is excellent! The little ones loved it. Thanks for posting.
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on September 29, 2009
I hava a similar recipe at home that uses a pancake mix instead of flour. We liked this one much better. Even though it is more of a batter, the coating is not that thick, and you don't end up with soggy french toast. This is a winner, and the way I'll make my french toast from now on. Thanks for sharing!
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on March 23, 2009
This was a change from our usual French Toast. As other reviewers suggested, this was like a pancake crossed with French Toast, it was a good use for some old sandwich bread. Served with sausage and sliced strawberries for "Night Breakfast". Thanks for sharing!
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My husband as well dose not really care for French toast I on the other had love French toast the only thing I did was add an extra egg and vanilla. The flavor was out of this world and when you add French Toast With Creamy Maple Syrups creamy maple syrup you have a winning combination, and here is why; this French toast is not real eggie, the batter coats the bread and this keeps the bread from absorbing egg and moisture so the inside is dryer. Wonderful combination this is 5 star bed and breakfast recipes. Thank you for posting.
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