6/22/2009

Father's Day French Toast

Last week I went to see Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with Lou La, my sister-in-law and her daughter. On the way we were talking about a church camp out they were planning and the breakfast that her husband would be serving. It included french toast. But not just any french toast.

You take this:


And instead of dipping it in a batter made from egg and milk, you dip it in this:



And then you cook it (with a little butter on the skillet). And then you eat it. And it is fabulous. But please don't put syrup on it. Because I am pretty sure it will kill you if you put syrup on it.

14 comments:

  1. But what a way to go...

    I just watched Chitty Chitty Bang Bang YESTERDAY with my girls. After at least 25 years. What are the odds?!

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  2. Wow, that looks so unhealthy. Why does unhealthy have to taste so good??

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  3. OMG, I love that bread! And the dipping in batter? holy moly... brilliant

    tracy

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  4. WHAT?!?!? This sounds too incredible for words. Except the ones you managed to write, of course.

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  5. I think it has officially become the birthday breakfast for our family. I mean it is cake for breakfast in a semi legitimate way! And it is SO GOOD!

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  6. yum-o! I'm totally making this this weekend.
    I want to let you know that I love your blog, I read it every single day (on google reader) but I don't always leave comments...so here's my comment so you know you have silent readers!

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  7. So you make the cake batter and then dip it in?

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  8. that is very intriguing...might have to try that!

    And I detest Chitty Chitty. bizarre bizarre movie!

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  9. Thank you for creating my birthday breakfast! I can't wait to try it. Previously I thought the best was Texas toast dipped in Eggnog.
    Then I had Chocolate bobka french toast.
    But now....I can't wait!

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  10. Great, now I'll have chitty bang bang song in my head!


    So wait, you dip it in dry cake batter or the mixed up wet cake batter?

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  11. Thanks for posting this, I made it this morning with funfetti cake mix. YUM.
    http://miriahsboys.blogspot.com/2009/06/sinfully-delicious.html

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  12. I'm totally making this! What a great use for cake mix! I linked to this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com

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  13. Wow. You're right, that sounds evily delicious!

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