eggnog french toast
(10 ratings)
Tasty winter breakfast comfort food. Great for Thanksgiving or Christmas Breakfast. I first had Eggnog French Toast when my husband and I took a trip to Florida at Thanksgiving. We ate at a little restaurant in Reddington Beach called The Frog Pond. They had the best breakfast and they weren't stingy with the servings, everything on the menu was good and it was always way more than I could eat.
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This eggnog French toast would be amazing on Christmas morning. It's simple to make and tastes of the holiday. We loved the addition of rum extract. It adds great flavor without adding alcohol. Julia's eggnog mixture is perfect for coating the bread and grilling. It gets a little crisp and is super good with maple syrup.
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@kitchencrew
(10 ratings)
yield
3 -6
prep time
5 Min
cook time
20 Min
method
Griddle
Ingredients For eggnog french toast
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2 - 3eggs
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1/2 tspcinnamon
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1/2 tspsugar (I use Splenda)
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1 tsprum or brandy extract
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1 tsporange zest
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1 1/2 - 2 ceggnog
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butter and/or oil, for cooking
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thick slices of French or Italian bread, English Muffin bread is good too.
How To Make eggnog french toast
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1In medium bowl, beat eggs. Add cinnamon, sugar, extract and orange zest and stir together. Add the eggnog and mix thoroughly.
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2Heat a griddle or skillet over med-high heat. When hot, add butter and/or oil.
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3Dip bread slices in eggnog mixture, coating both sides.
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4Place dipped bread slices on hot griddle and cook until golden brown.
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5Turn to cook the second side until golden.
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6Serve with butter, syrup, powdered sugar or your favorite topping.
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