Easy Low Fat French Toast

photo by brokenburner

- Ready In:
- 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
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2
ingredients
- 6 slices Italian bread
- 2 egg whites
- orange juice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- brown sugar
directions
- In bowl beat egg whites until fluffy.
- Add splash of orange juice and mix.
- Add nutmeg and cinnamon.
- Soak bread slices in mixture.
- Cook in skillet on medium heat until browned.
- Top with sprinkle of brown sugar and syrup.
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Reviews
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I used Recipe #315440 for the bread, and 1/4 cup of All Whites... I should have used just two tablespoons since I halved the recipe! I beat the All Whites in my KitchenAid mixer; it took quite a few minutes for it to get frothy. I never would have thought to beat them so long before making french toast -- they probably would have made a nice fluffy omelet! I squeezed the juice of a clementine into the All Whites, which probably cut down a lot on the citrusy flavor. I cooked the slices on a nonstick pan sprayed with Pam, and they turned out quite nicely. Thanks for posting!
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ok... well, I decided to try this recipe since at home my folks were almost BEGGING for french toast, and I'm watching my line. I did it with low fat white bread and passionfruit juice, no cinnamon (we hate cinnamon) and no nutmeg. -.-;; that is something you should NEVER do. it tasted like rubber!!!!! XP I'm rating this 2 only cuz it's low fat and I didn't have the wright ingredients, but I will NEVER do this again
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Jessica Costello
windham, maine
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