I made French toast. We had a loaf of crusty, white bread (sort of like a Pullman loaf) that I sliced into thick(ish) slices. For the eggy mixture I used milk, eggs, orange juice, orange zest, a bit of sugar and a generous pinch of cinnamon. I dipped the bread in the orange-y, eggy mixture so that it was soaked through but not quite soggy, if that makes sense. Then I just fried them up in butter. I usually use olive oil, but it was a treat and I figured at that point the butter wasn't what made it unhealthy. Instead of maple syrup, which is difficult to come by in the UK and very expensive when you do find it, I served the French toast with apple caramel sauce. No one seemed to mind the substitution. And everyone had seconds.
Hi, I'm Chef Mercedes. I'm a graduate of the French Culinary Institute/International Culinary Center's classic pastry arts program. Currently I do not work in the food industry so I use this blog to share my love of eating and passion for baking with the world. I hope you’ll enjoy what I have to share about baking and that I’ll inspire you to bake as well.
Friday, January 3, 2014
French Toast with Caramel Sauce
I made French toast. We had a loaf of crusty, white bread (sort of like a Pullman loaf) that I sliced into thick(ish) slices. For the eggy mixture I used milk, eggs, orange juice, orange zest, a bit of sugar and a generous pinch of cinnamon. I dipped the bread in the orange-y, eggy mixture so that it was soaked through but not quite soggy, if that makes sense. Then I just fried them up in butter. I usually use olive oil, but it was a treat and I figured at that point the butter wasn't what made it unhealthy. Instead of maple syrup, which is difficult to come by in the UK and very expensive when you do find it, I served the French toast with apple caramel sauce. No one seemed to mind the substitution. And everyone had seconds.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment