Perfect for Any Time of Day – And Easy to Customize French onion toast is incredibly versatile. Serve it as a cozy brunch with a salad, cut it into smaller squares for a party appetizer ...

then cut the bread into small squares. Add the bread to the egg mixture and fully coat it. Lightly spray a ceramic muffin tin with avocado oil and fill the cups to the top with the French toast ...

Sprinkle with confectioners' sugar. Cut into squares. Moms everywhere deserve to be treated royally on Mother's Day, and this baked French toast is simple enough that even the kids can help in the ...

This stuffed French toast can be a simple pleasure any day, but I especially enjoy making it on rainy weekend mornings. 1. Slice a center cut into both pieces of bread to form a pocket.

And you can turn the leftovers into an incredible dessert: perhaps one of the best bread puddings you've ever tasted. Whether you make outstanding French ... 50-55 minutes. Cut into squares ...

9. Bake for 30-35 minutes, until the bread is golden and the caramel syrup is bubbling (another option is if you desire to have the golden syrupy goodness on top, the French toast can be baked for 20 ...

Bake the French toast, uncovered, until puffed and golden, for 30 to 35 minutes. Let it sit for 5 minutes to firm up a bit. Cut into squares and serve with your choice of maple syrup, fresh fruit ...

Try an indulgent breakfast this weekend, combining fluffy French toast, juicy strawberries, sweet bananas, and smoky bacon, all served on fun-to-eat skewers. Want to make this later? Tap on the ...

This oven-baked French toast is a revelation – it fills your ... caster sugar and cinnamon in a jug. Arrange half the squares of bread in the bottom of a medium roasting tin, then pour over ...