The Real "Sweet" French Toast
A few days back I was viewing madmanweb's flickr stream and came across the photo of 'French Toast with Blueberry Jam'. The words, "with blueberry jam", triggered my interest, as I knew, French toast was not supposed to be sweet. A little google and a small twitter discussion with friends, informed me that I did not know what the "Real" French Toast was.
Today I googled and found out some recipes of "The" French Toast, and as usual I did a little re-mix as I did not have all the ingredients the recipes online suggested.
My re-mixed version of the french toast:
Ingredients
1. 2 Eggs
2. 1/4 cup Milk
3. Cinnamon Powder as per taste
4. Nutmeg Powder as per taste
5. 1 or 2 spoons of Finely ground sugar
6. Little Honey
7. Stale bread (All recipes suggested usage of stale bread, no fresh bread)
8. Oil
Method
1. Put milk in a small vessel, break eggs into it.
2. put the sugar and spices into it and beat the mixture like you would beat it to make omlettes
3. Heat some oil in a pan
4. Dip bread into the egg mixture, let the bread soak a little of the egg
6. Put bread in a plate and add a dash of honey on it. I did not like the taste of raw honey on my french toasts, so I added honey to the pan and let it caramelise a little.
I guess I had added too much milk to the eggs, so after making some 6 toasts, I still had some egg mixture left, which I promptly made into omellete! (Note: I added a little more than 1/4th cup, I have made corrections in the recipe above)
My final breakfast looked like this: French Toast + Sweet Omellete + Grapes + Black Coffee!




