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Notions & Notations of a Novice Cook - Making Oatmeal-Crusted French Toast [Bites]

Making Oatmeal-Crusted French Toast [Bites]

This (and the next post) was actually made over the weekend but I only just had the time to post it up now. I’m actually waiting for the weather to be cold enough (in other parts of the world, that is - with the exception of rainy evenings, it’s pretty much scorching sunshine all year around over here) to start posting up body-warming recipes. I was inspired to make this when I saw the Savory French Toast by Jeannie. I’ve always had an aversion to French toast because each bite seems to be too custard-y or too soggy - turns out rolling them in oatmeal before frying solves that problem (even if only by a fraction). I made these bite-sized because by the time I realized I forgot to bring a knife into my room, I was too lazy to go back and get it so I started tearing it apart with my fingers. I used a day-old Artisan bread for this, but any stale bread should work.

Oatmeal-Crusted French Toast:

[ 2 eggs + 1/2 cup milk + 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon powder + 1/2 teaspoon salt + 1 tablespoon sugar + 1 teaspoon vanilla extract + 4-5 slices of day-old bread + 1/3 cup oatmeal + 1 tablespoon butter ]

Cut the bread into slices (or tear them to pieces, in this case)

In a bowl, whisk the milk and eggs. Add in the sugar, salt, cinnamon and vanilla essence and whisk to combine.

Soak the bread slices (or pieces) into the milk mixture for about 10 minutes. Make sure all sides are wet.

Spread the oatmeal in a shallow plate or dish

Using a fork and working one slice at a time, take a bread slice and cover it with the oatmeal on both sides. Set aside

Heat the butter on a frying pan on medium heat

Place slices of bread in pan, cook and turn over when the slices are slightly brown

Stack on a plate and serve warm with maple syrup and/or powdered sugar on top

Enjoy! 

   
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