Challah Bread French Toast Recipe

How to Make Challah Bread French Toast: Tips, Photos, and Ingredients

You haven't had a great french toast until you've had Challah Bread french toast. It really is that good! Try this amazing recipe out for yourself and see if it puts all other versions of french toast to shame. If your local bakery or grocery store sells braided Challah bread, then you're in luck: you won't have to bake this bread yourself. Much like other version of this recipe, this calls for eggs, milk, butter, and syrup, plus the bread. Have those on hand? Good! Then we're ready to start cooking...

Ingredients

Delicious french toast made with Challah bread is just minutes away...

The beauty of french toast is it only takes five key ingredients: bread, butter, milk, eggs, cinnamon. Got those? What's stopping you from having an insanely good breakfast then? Let's get started:

Here's what you'll need...

One loaf fresh challah bread (or stale)
2 Tablespoons butter
Splash of milk (whole milk works best)
Cinnamon (sprinkle to your liking)
2 large eggs (or 3 small ones)
Maple syrup

Directions

Fifteen minutes to french toast!

This is a super easy dish to make. Here's how you'll make it:

Beat the eggs in a large bowl with the milk.
Cut up the challah bread into slices.
Preheat a griddle over medium heat, and add the butter to the griddle.
Dip each piece of challah bread in the egg and milk mixture.
Place the pieces on the griddle, then top with cinnamon (as much as desired).
Flip the french toast when the bottom starts to become firm. Cook over low to medium heat to avoid burning.
Cook both sides and serve with maple syrup, butter, or powdered sugar. Enjoy!

A liberal dusting of cinnamon is necessary for a great Challah bread french toast.

Fresh Challah bread from the bakery.

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