Overnight French Toast for an Easy and Delicious Breakfast the Next Morning
constituents
• 2 or 3 eggs( depending on how important chuck
you’re using)
• 2 tbsp to1/4 mug( 2 oz) milk or half and half
• vanilla, to your taste
• 5 to 6 slices of chuck
( any type, will work, rather banal)
• adulation, for the visage( further to serve, if asked )
• powdered sugar, maple saccharinity, fruit saccharinity or whatever you like to eclipse your toast with
Instructions
- The night ahead, beat the eggs with the milk. Add a little cream or use half and half if you want to be more posh! Do not forget some vanilla, also whisk well.
- Using banal chuck
is better than fresh, and you can use egg chuck
, croissants, panettone, or challah, too. I used manual chuck
. I cut slices and allowed it to dry for about a couple of hours before using it. - Do not worry about the rate of constituents as you really can not mess this up. Place some leftover chuck
in the egg admixture until it’s all soaked up on both sides. - After the egg admixture has soaked in, sprinkle a little cinnamon on both sides of each slice. The reason I do this is that you’re suitable to control how important cinnamon is on each piece of chuck
. Cover and chill the late French toast. - The coming morning, remove the chuck
from the fridge at least half an hour before you want to cook it. - Over medium heat in anon-stick or cast iron visage, add a little adulation, also cook the soaked chuck
until smoothly brown on both sides. You do not want to cook it over a high heat or the middle of the chuck
will not cook completely. - You can smoke