Pain Perdu - Lost Bread, a.k.a. French Toast
Show: 30 Minute Meals
Episode: Breakfast in Bed
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By koyfman69_736194
Reisterstown, MD
on September 05, 2004
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Two thumbs up for this delicious easy recipe!
By russ_443680
Staunton, VA
on August 18, 2004
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This is unquestionably the BEST "french toast" I've ever had. I used thick slices of cinnamon raisin bread. The sauce was awesome, too, and I ended up serving the leftover sauce over pound cake the next evening. Everyone agreed that the sausage patties that went along with this recipe were the best patty-style sausage ever. And the mimosas ? always a favorite of mine ? were over-the-top fantastic with the addition of orange liquer (I used cointreau. Rachael rocks with this menu!
By camille.lilly_3...
Harker Heights, TX
on July 30, 2004
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This is the best french toast I have ever tasted! Don't forget the cornstarch, that is what gives it the crunch!
By chef_net_364065
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on July 29, 2004
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This is by far my husband's favorite recipe! It is very good. We've had this for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
By cassielethin_498676
San Francisco, CA
on June 18, 2004
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This french bread was perfect, because it was nice and crunchy on the outside, and not too soggy on the inside. Most french bread I can't stand the sogginess of the bread, but this was nice and crunchy. It had become our new treat for people's special day in our house.
By dkpac_298092
Richmond, CA
on June 15, 2004
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Made it twice. It was better the second time when I cut the sugar in half.
By daisychic
DuPont, WA
on June 15, 2004
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My boyfriend was really impressed when I brought out the finished french toast. The loaf bread is definitely better than using sliced white bread. Very tasty and very easy!
By atradebaugh_445170
Broken Arrow, OK
on June 08, 2004
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We found this to be very good and easy. My husband likes french toast and this was a nice change that we will keep fixing
By kdwardlaw1_412311
Baton Rouge, LA
on June 02, 2004
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This was great, but I did have to make some changes to the recipe. I did not have whole milk, but half and half, and I reduced the sugar to 1/2 cup. I reduced the sugar because I was making it for my two year old son who needs no help being hyper, and I drizzled syrup over it after I put sliced bananas between two pieces. He has been sick and not eating well. He ate at this meal better than many others. Thanks for another good one Rachel!
By pigeonmom1_409351
Seattle, WA
on June 01, 2004
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Added extra nutmeg and some orange zest.