I was about to make the usual French Toast then I realized I had cinnamon raisin bread & said, hey...I should try using this instead & it turned out great! Hope you all enjoy it as much as I did!

Sometimes you don't know what to do with bread crusts but this French toast is absolutely heavenly! I love this dish... even more than regular french toast!!The key is to macerate the bread over 10 minutes after mixing all ingredients to bring the bits of toast together.If you add a few drops of vanilla oil, it will turn into an excellent dessert!! For 1 serving. Recipe by youerika

This is a recipe for French toast made with bread crust. I always make these when I accumulate leftover crust, since sandwich bread is expensive.My mother used to make this for me when I was a child, and now, it's my children's favorite breakfast.When flipping it over, it is better to use a spatula, but since it is made from crust, it may crumble. I first transfer it to a plate, then flip it over into the pan. For 4 servings. Recipe by Nayuho

A great way to use up day-old bread and that last bit of milk in the fridge. In the photo, I used lemon blueberry swirl bread, It's also good with cinnamon and cinnamon rasin swirl bread as well. #CookEveryPart #GlobalApron #EarthDay milk and bread

Breakfast with family should be decadent, enjoyable and spending a weekend morning together. Make this and your family will definitely sit around the table longer, enjoying!

Classic French toast with a Hawaiian twist

This french toast has got a soft melting texture. You should eat french toast fresh out of the pan.

This is my daughter's favorite french toast. Getting it ready before going to bed is a bit of a pain, but I thought, "There has to be an easy way to do it!" So I came up with this recipe.I usually let it soak for 2~3 minutes, but if you let it soak just enough, it will be nice and fluffy when you fry it up. You can use the remaining egg mixture to fill in the spaces between your slices of bread while frying! If you have 10 minutes, you can make it! Recipe by lei mama

My foster kids favorite breakfast and one they could make on their own. Simple, easy, fruity deliciousness!

If you live alone, you end up with lots of extra frozen bread... So I was wondering what I could do to make it into a delicious dish, and ended up with this fluffy french toast.Piercing holes in the bread with a fork helps the flavors penetrate easily.Also, microwaving the bread allows it to soak up the egg liquid while thawing at the same time.If you are making it for 2, you can double the recipe. Or, you can increase the amount of milk and butter only!If you prefer to let the flavors soak into the bread even more, soak the bread at Step 3 for 5-20 minutes.Do not forget to flip the bread. Recipe by cherry*