Calorie Watchers Beware:
After doing some serious futon beating this morning and to ensure we have sufficient energy levels for tonight's hanabi extravaganza...this is what we had for breakky today:
French Toast
Bread (whatever kind you like, slightly thicker is best so the milk can really absorb and go all gooey!)
Milk (if you are into soy, use it...it will still taste spectacular)
Vanilla (if you are in Japan, use essence...if you are in the real world, use vanilla bean pods!)
1 tspn of sugar (or sugar substitute if you are watching the calories!)
2 eggs (use more eggs if you are cooking for more than 2)
Butter for the frying pan (you can also use spray...but it doesn't taste as good!)
In one dish mix the milk, vanilla and sugar. In a separate dish beat the eggs. Cut the bread into manageable pieces and soak briefly in the milk dish, make sure you turn it over. Hold it up over the dish to remove the excess liquid and put straight into the egg dish, following the same procedure...Turn it over, drain etc.
Fry it up until it's golden brown on both sides. Serve sprinkled with fairy dust and cinnamon and a drizzle of honey (maple syrup would also be yummy!).
I think I just made my better half fall in love with me all over again!
French Toast
Bread (whatever kind you like, slightly thicker is best so the milk can really absorb and go all gooey!)
Milk (if you are into soy, use it...it will still taste spectacular)
Vanilla (if you are in Japan, use essence...if you are in the real world, use vanilla bean pods!)
1 tspn of sugar (or sugar substitute if you are watching the calories!)
2 eggs (use more eggs if you are cooking for more than 2)
Butter for the frying pan (you can also use spray...but it doesn't taste as good!)
In one dish mix the milk, vanilla and sugar. In a separate dish beat the eggs. Cut the bread into manageable pieces and soak briefly in the milk dish, make sure you turn it over. Hold it up over the dish to remove the excess liquid and put straight into the egg dish, following the same procedure...Turn it over, drain etc.
Fry it up until it's golden brown on both sides. Serve sprinkled with fairy dust and cinnamon and a drizzle of honey (maple syrup would also be yummy!).
I think I just made my better half fall in love with me all over again!
25 Comments:
At 2:53 pm, Chrixean said…
My, oh my! This is making me really hungry!! Love the recipe :-) I must have some soon, i must....
Here from Michele's to say hi!
At 3:25 pm, Unique Designs from Zazzle said…
oh man - yum yum
At 3:50 pm, Catherine said…
Oh, that looks delicious - and the fireworks look spectacular. My daughter saw fireworks in Japan and she is very scornful of the pathetic little displays we have in New Zealand, by contrast.
At 9:45 pm, Anonymous said…
Oh my gosh they look delicious :-)
At 10:37 pm, purplefugue said…
Michele sent me to visit...
And now I'm in trouble... those pics of French toast look absolutely delicious. Now I'm HUNGRY!!!
At 10:43 pm, www.stepherz.com said…
Wow, that sounds delicious! I'm really hungry now!
At 11:04 pm, Michelle said…
You're right ... I shouldn't have visited you today *LOL* especially as I haven't had breakfast yet!
At 11:05 pm, Michelle said…
PS, Michele sent me!
At 11:11 pm, Florence Forrest said…
Hmm that might be nice for brunch tomorrow.
here via Michele's :D
At 11:25 pm, verniciousknids said…
Chrixean: You definitely must!
Shane: Arigatou!
Catherine: Your daughter is right...fireworks in Japan are absolutely spectacular!
Antonia: Believe me, they were!
Indigo: Sorry to make you hungry...I tried to comment on your blog, but the comments wouldn't load :(
Stepherz: I'll swap you for some of your Father's Day steak :)
Michelle: Woman can not live on cookies alone :D
Wordnerd: I'll do my best...but your keyboard may get a bit sticky!
Florence: Just the thing for a Sunday brunch...enjoy!
At 11:34 pm, Anonymous said…
They look fabulous. I've been just wondering what to do with the rest of that loaf...lunch idea set. :)
At 12:57 am, Bearette said…
that looks goood...
At 7:32 am, Anonymous said…
You showed me yours. I'll show you mine. The french toast worked out deliciously.
At 1:46 pm, verniciousknids said…
Pearl: I'm glad it worked out so well for you. The addition of cardamom and chai is truly inspired!
Bearette: Not only did it look good...it tasted out of this world ;)
At 2:21 pm, Leah said…
Yummy!!!!
hello, sent to you by Michele.
At 5:41 pm, Anonymous said…
You can cook for me anytime
At 11:48 am, Caro said…
I love making it with vanilla almond milk. MMMMMMM.
At 1:30 am, Elsa said…
I'm HUNGRY!!!!
At 11:00 pm, verniciousknids said…
Leah: Thanks...and welcome!
Anon: Hmmm...I'll have to think about this!
Carolyn: I think I want to try this vanilla almond milk of which you speak...yum!
Liz: My aim was to publish food porn...thanks for helping me to do so ;)
Elsa: I'm getting hungry again too!
At 10:58 pm, Just a trumpet player said…
NOT FAIR !! Now I'm hungry !
Michele sent me... Have a great weekend !
At 11:51 pm, verniciousknids said…
JATP: It's so easy to make...you really have to try it...and I'm sure it would go brilliantly with champagne :D
At 3:59 am, Bearette said…
speaking of vanilla almond milk...i bought some last night. it's quite tasty. not as full-bodied as soy, but a little sweeter. and easier to digest, i think.
At 11:42 am, verniciousknids said…
That sounds delish Bearette...wish we had that kind of stuff over here!
At 9:19 am, Robin said…
This looks delicious...French toast is definitely my preferred breakfast Carb!
I have a really cool recipe for "Honey Bun" French toast that my kids call "Crack Toast"...it's THAT good. Let me know if you want the recipe!
At 8:45 pm, verniciousknids said…
Robin: With a name like that I need to know more :D
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