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Easy French Toast

Since we had raisins, I tried a cinnamon bread recipe in the bread maker yesterday which did not turn out (surprise!), but I sliced it up for dinner today to make French toast. Apparently it was a first for these kids because my son commented that our dinner tasted, “like French toast sticks.” I explained to himthat the things they serve at school called French toast sticks were actually made to taste like this — real French toast.
You probably know how to make this already, so I won’t do a formal recipe – just whisk two eggs as if you were going to scramble them, with a splash of milk. You can sprinkle in some nutmeg or cinnamon if you want. Dip sliced bread in the egg mixture then put it on a buttered griddle or oiled frying pan until brown. If you want it to look fancy, sift some powdered sugar over the top and put sliced fruit next to it.
French Toast

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