French toast is one of those "comfort foods" that I feel can be eaten at any time of the day... and at any point in the year. So, why not eat it for dinner?!I must be honest... I used to DESPISE the idea of breakfast for dinner. Something inside of me has changed. For me personally, this meal would go OH-SO-WELL with some maple sausage, and I could highly recommend that combination for anyone who loves salty meat with sweet breakfast foods. I just happened to make this for two bacon lovers. :)
Compliment this with some fresh cut fruit, eggs, meat, or even a nice fruit smoothie! Happy breakfast! (OR dinner!!!)
Blueberry Almond French Toast1 loaf challah bread
5 eggs
1 1/2 cups milk (or buttermilk)
1 tsp almond extract
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Heat skillet on medium heat with about 1 tbls butter.
In a large bowl, whiracact and vanilla extsk together the eggs, milk, almond extracts. Slice challah bread into 1" slices. Soak both sides of the toast in the egg mixture for about 20-30 seconds. Place soaked bread into skillet and cook until lightly browned, about 2-4 minutes, before flipping and browning the other side.
Remove from skillet. Top with fresh blueberries, slivered almonds, whipped cream, maple syrup... whatever sounds delightful to your taste buds!!
oh crap! this reminds me!!! i have that super special amish turkey sausage for you! but you MUST fry it in a stick of butter :D :D :D :D :D i'll try to remember to bring it to your place next time. or make you and nick come over and eat it with us and we can make this tasty looking french toast!!!
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