Showing posts with label French toast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French toast. Show all posts
Monday, January 26, 2015
Baked Apple French Toast
Happy Monday! Did you have a good weekend? Are you staying warm? Today's recipe might help; it's Baked Apple French Toast from Work It, Mom!
I made this for breakfast with a friend. We had a great time, and I liked this because it was ready to throw in the oven early when I wasn't up to thinking very clearly. :D Plus, it was good - not too sweet, which I appreciate. I added extra cinnamon to the apples. :) The crusts on the baguette were a little difficult to cut through, so if I want to do a bit more prep work, I MIGHT cube all the bread, instead of just slicing it.
I served some bacon on the side, and it was a warming, comforting, easy breakfast! :)
OK, I'm outta here. Have a WONDERFUL day! Be blessed, friend!
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Wednesday, November 12, 2014
French Toast Roll-Ups
Happy Wednesday! :) Are you enjoying your week? It's going MUCH too quickly for me. Phew, life gets crazy in November! :D
ANYWAY. This recipe I actually tried over a year ago, when we were in Oregon. :D The photos were on my laptop, and it was just too much work... ;D
These are French Toast Roll-Ups from The Girl Who Ate Everything.
These were good! I like anything with cinnamon and sugar. :D They *were* a little labor-intensive, but I wasn't making a bunch of them. Just enough for me. :D
I used peanut butter and cream cheese - individually. :) They're really kid-friendly - fill with whatever the faves around your house are!
OK, I'm outta here! Have a wonderful day, friend. BE BLESSED!
ANYWAY. This recipe I actually tried over a year ago, when we were in Oregon. :D The photos were on my laptop, and it was just too much work... ;D
These are French Toast Roll-Ups from The Girl Who Ate Everything.
These were good! I like anything with cinnamon and sugar. :D They *were* a little labor-intensive, but I wasn't making a bunch of them. Just enough for me. :D
I used peanut butter and cream cheese - individually. :) They're really kid-friendly - fill with whatever the faves around your house are!
OK, I'm outta here! Have a wonderful day, friend. BE BLESSED!
Labels:
breakfast,
brunch,
cinnamon,
French toast,
kid-friendly,
Lori Stilger,
Mt. Juliet,
Nashville,
Old Hickory,
Pooh,
rolls,
Tennessee
Friday, October 18, 2013
Pumpkin Cheesecake French Toast
HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!
Do you have lots of plans for your weekend? Have you had a good week?
This recipe is for pumpkin cheesecake French toast from Skinny Sometimes.
I have to admit: this was a huge let-down for me. Maybe I needed to use more stevia; I had the powdered form, not the liquid. I wanted this to be sweeter, for sure. I don't make French toast often, because it's messy and takes longer than I want it to. :D So, I'm going to say NO, THANKS - but don't let that stop you from trying it. It was purely my personal taste, again, that said I don't wanna keep this recipe.
SO. :D Have a wonderful weekend! Be BLESSED!!!
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Monday, September 2, 2013
Cannoli French Toast
Happy Labor Day! Are you enjoying your long weekend?? :)
I think this is going to be a week of breakfast posts. All three this week will feature breakfast or brunch foods. How does that sound? :D
Today's is Cannoli Stuffed French Toast from Two Peas & Their Pod.
Do you remember when I posted these Easy Cannoli Cups? Yeah, I figured you didn't. Go ahead and link to the post. I'll wait for you to refresh your memory. :D
OK. So I had extra filling, and I popped it into the freezer to see how it would do. The answer is, meh. :D It might be fine if I thawed the whole container and then whipped it, but I didn't want to do that - what you see above is the only serving I wanted to make - I mean, I was the only one around to eat it! :)
However, the filling worked for this - and I didn't want to make up a whole lot more filling. But if you don't have cannoli filling in your freezer, by all means, today's recipe is a great one! :)
This is a YES, PLEASE! - although I would definitely save it for a special occasion. I mean, chocolate and cannoli filling between two pieces of French bread French toast?!? Yum. And DECADENT. :) Although it tastes very sweet, it doesn't have a load of sugar in it. But I would definitely suggest the confectioner's sugar dusting on top, and not syrup. :D
I hope you'll try it - and try to do it with someone special. It's more fun, I guarantee. :D Have a wonderful day! Be BLESSED!
I think this is going to be a week of breakfast posts. All three this week will feature breakfast or brunch foods. How does that sound? :D
Today's is Cannoli Stuffed French Toast from Two Peas & Their Pod.
Do you remember when I posted these Easy Cannoli Cups? Yeah, I figured you didn't. Go ahead and link to the post. I'll wait for you to refresh your memory. :D
OK. So I had extra filling, and I popped it into the freezer to see how it would do. The answer is, meh. :D It might be fine if I thawed the whole container and then whipped it, but I didn't want to do that - what you see above is the only serving I wanted to make - I mean, I was the only one around to eat it! :)
However, the filling worked for this - and I didn't want to make up a whole lot more filling. But if you don't have cannoli filling in your freezer, by all means, today's recipe is a great one! :)
This is a YES, PLEASE! - although I would definitely save it for a special occasion. I mean, chocolate and cannoli filling between two pieces of French bread French toast?!? Yum. And DECADENT. :) Although it tastes very sweet, it doesn't have a load of sugar in it. But I would definitely suggest the confectioner's sugar dusting on top, and not syrup. :D
I hope you'll try it - and try to do it with someone special. It's more fun, I guarantee. :D Have a wonderful day! Be BLESSED!
Labels:
breakfast,
cannoli,
chocolate,
French toast,
Lori Stilger,
Mt. Juliet,
Nashville,
Old Hickory,
recipe,
review blog,
Tennessee
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