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The BEST French Toast Recipe

Simply the BEST French toast made with Brioche bread, a simple egg custard, whipped cream and maple syrup! #frenchtoast #toast #recipe #berries #fruit #whippedcream #dessert #breakfast #brunch #recipe #video The one and only recipe for French toast recipe that I use on a regular basis! This is the BEST French toast ever – all the flavors and none of the fuss, perfect for breakfast and brunch. This pan-fried pain perdu is made with a simple eggs and milk custard, rich brioche bread and topped with berries, maple syrup and whipped cream. Breakfast recipes just doesn’t get any better than this! Watch My Recipe! Watch my video recipe for step-by-step instructions, tips and tricks! Want to receive new recipe emails in your inbox? Make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and turn on notifications! How To Make French Toast  French toast, or pain perdu in French, has been around for a very long time! It’s typically made with day-old bread, or bread that you might otherwise toss. The type of bread you use really makes a big difference! I love to use either French bread or brioche bread. Brioche bread is a very rich and buttery bread that’s perfect for this recipe.  Go for pre-sliced brioche bread to make things super easy. If it’s not pre-sliced, cut the bread down to 1/2-inch thick slices. Moving on to the custard, which is made with a few simple ingredients like eggs, whole milk and sugar. You don’t need to have the ingredients at room temperature – straight from the fridge works here! I also add ground cinnamon, ground nutmeg, vanilla extract and maple syrup extract to add even more flavor! If you don’t have maple extract, just add a few tablespoons of maple syrup to the custard. I recommend using whole milk for this recipe to get the most flavor – the added fat makes a big difference! Make sure to soak the bread slices very well! I keep my bread submerged for at least 10 seconds because I really don’t like dry French toast! Next, time to fry that toast! You can use a stainless steel pan, non-stick pan, pancake griddle or even a cast iron pan! If you’re making the toast for a crowd, heat 2 pans to speed up the process. What’s important is the butter! I fry my French toast in batches of 3 slices with at least 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons. The butter adds so much incredible flavor! Cook the pain perdu low and slow, allowing the sugar to caramelize and create that signature look. Serve it hot! I like to serve my toast right away while it’s still warm and fresh! French Toast Toppings Making the toast is only part of process and this breakfast recipe wouldn’t be complete without some delicious toppings! I like to serve my toast with plenty of toppings like fresh berries, bourbon-aged maple syrup, a dusting of confectioner’s sugar and of course, whipped cream! You can make your own whipped cream or just use the canned variety. Here’s a super simple recipe for whipped cream that I always use: Combine 1 cup chilled heavy cream with 1/3 cup confectioner’s or powdered sugar, along with 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract and just a tiny pinch of salt. Whisk on high speed for 3 minutes, or until stiff peaks form. More Recipes! Looking for more amazing breakfast recipes? Ideas for brunch? Check out these amazing recipes, too! Very Berry French Toast – make ahead toast baked in the oven! Berry Dutch Pancake – take your pancake from flat to exciting with this European version! Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict – my all-time favorite brunch recipe! And, try my famous Cinnamon Rolls recipe – the best recipe ever! Need some supplies to make this recipe? You can get them here (Amazon affiliate links):  I love this set of nesting glass mixing bowls – great for meal prep! Add some maple syrup extract for more amazing flavor! And here’s the bourbon maple syrup that I always use – I typically get it at Costco during the fall; it’s about half the price in stores. Get my Mauviel copper frying pan – my copper pans are my favorite kitchen items and best investment! Enjoyed this recipe? Save it for later with Pinterest!

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