On the hunt for an easy french toast to dress up your mornings with? This french toast recipe below is easy, quick and bursting with delicious flavor. Learn how to make french toast at home today!
There are some things that just make every morning better, like a hot mug of coffee or a delicious fluffy french toast covered with berries and drizzled with maple syrup. Truth is this recipe is so easy to make that I just find myself making it day after day, it’s a delicious nutritious breakfast that gets done in around 15 minutes if that’s not the best breakfast recipe ever then I don’t know what is. Try my Cinnamon Roll French Toast bake recipe too!
Easy French Toast
One of my favorite things about this french toast is how fluffy it is! It’s almost like biting a cloud (one sweet cloud) so it goes deliciously well topped with something fresh and sweet.
What To Serve On Top French Toast
While berries are a staple around here this recipe goes deliciously well with banana coins and a caramel drizzle as well, or with coconut flakes and a couple of chocolate shavings. The list truly goes on and on! Grab any of your favorite french toast toppers and pile it on.
French Toast
The best thing is that they are super easy to make and you can customize them a lot to fit what you are currently craving and what you have in your fridge. They can be also a great weekday breakfast for those days when you are feeling extra indulgent or when you need a boost of happiness to tackle what seems like a rough week (we’ve all been their friend).
Another thing that I love is that they are super minimalist, there’s nothing fussy about them, you don’t need to have a pantry filled to the brims to be able to make them just a couple of basics.
I mean you can use some bread that’s but to go stale, eggs, a splash of milk and a dash of sugar and you are all set. I like to consider it the most delicious frugal breakfast ever invented (and one of the fastest to cook as well!).
Check Out The Other Breakfast Recipes
- Easy Biscuits
- Pumpkin Pie Waffle Bites
- Strawberry Buttermilk Donuts
Fluffy French Toast
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 6 minutes
Total Time: 11 minutes
Fluffy French Toast is the most delicious, easy, fluffy, customizable breakfast ever invented. Top it with berries, banana coins and caramel, or chocolate
Ingredients
- 1 egg
- ½ cup milk
- ½ tsp cinnamon
- ½ tsp vanilla
- 6 Slices of bread
- ½ cup berries
Instructions
- In a bowl whisk the egg, milk, cinnamon, and vanilla.
- Dip the slices in the mix and take to a pan.
- Cook over medium heat for 2-3 minutes or until brown.
- Serve and top with berries.
- Enjoy.
What Do You Eat French Toast With
Serve with any of your favorite breakfast creations. Whether a homemade smoothie, side of sausage or scrambled eggs. You can pair almost anything with french toast and it will work well!
What Is The Best Bread to Use For French Toast
You want a bread that is a little dried out. If you use regular sandwich bread let it sit out overnight to dry out a bit. Then it will soak up the egg and milk mixture better, offering you a more custard center, vs mushy texture.
Can I Freeze Leftover French Toast
Yes! Simply allow the french toast to cool down, and then lay out on a baking dish, and flash freeze for up to 30 minutes. Then transfer to a sealable freezer bag or airtight container. Then store up to three months in the freezer.
How to Reheat French Toast
We generally heat it up in the microwave. I find it offers great texture, then top with berries, syrup, or a slab of butter. Or if you want a different route, lay bread on a baking sheet and warm up in the oven. Just watch so it doesn’t overcook.
Why is French Toast Soggy
The key to french toast is watching a few variables. Make sure to quickly dip the bread into the egg mixture. If you leave it set too long it can result in a soggy toast. Also, use a drier bread as I stated above. It offers more of a chance to cook without being overly wet from the egg/milk mixture.
How Long Does French Toast Last
You can store french toast in the fridge for 3-4 days. It is, of course, best to be eaten day one, but it will store in the fridge. This can be a great way to meal prep for busy weekdays when your hustling to get out of the door in the mornings.
I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as we do! What are some of your favorite breakfast go-to recipes?! Be sure to check out my Freezer Breakfast Recipes if you are looking for quick options to make ahead of time!
Give this french toast recipe a try today! An easy french toast recipe that can be made over and over again.
