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My children came up with this recipe on the morning after we worked together on a dinner of weakfish amandine, the fillets sautéed in brown butter and scattered with almonds They asked: “Couldn’t we do something similar with French toast And make it, like, sweet?” We certainly could, and we did: a simple breakfast fry-up made elegant and well groomed
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Parmesan garlic butter is spread over sliced Italian bread, then quickly frozen and stored so you'll have garlic toast ready whenever you're in the mood.
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French toast cooked in a waffle iron creates the best of both worlds in this breakfast mashup of everyone's two favorite sweet starts to the day.
Ingredients: milk, eggs, maple syrup, vanilla, salt, brioche
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Recipe courtesy of Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal.
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Be the brunch superstar you were born to be.
Ingredients: eggs, milk, vanilla, cinnamon, butter
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The bread in this dish soaks in eggnog overnight, allowing you a prep-free brunch dish the next morning.
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A rich, puffy outer crust makes this baked French toast recipe well worth the time to prepare it! Use country-style bread, challah, or baguette slices.
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This decadent breakfast treat is great way to start the day. It's so delicious you'll wish you could eat it every morning.
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This delicate and brothy clam chowder soaks into the toast — an elegant and light-handed way of adding tender — rather than floury, thick and pasty — body to the soup Removing each clam as soon as it pops open during the steaming is a small effort with enormous yield: there's not one bite of pencil-eraser toughness throughout!
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If you have a crowd for breakfast, overnight French toast is a winning idea Instead of standing over the stove, cooking slice after slice, it bakes in the oven and emerges puffed and golden and ready for a big glug of maple syrup Try making it with a stale loaf that you forgot to eat amid all the other holiday goodies