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French Toast Recipes
French toast is a classic breakfast dish that comes in all shapes, sizes and styles. It can be topped with fresh fruit, flavored syrup and even whipped cream. While most french toast is cooked piece-by-piece on the stove top, some recipes allow you to bake the entire batch at once for easy service. We've handpicked our favorite versions from the thousands of french toast recipes available on FoodPair.
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Vanilla-Maple French Toast with Warm Berry Preserves
This delicious variation of the classic french toast recipe derives great flavor from vanilla and maple syrup. Top it with warm berry preserves and syrup and then watch it disappear.
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Brioche French Toast With Fresh Berry Compote
Brioche is a soft and buttery bread that's great for making french toast. This version is enhanced with cinnamon, ginger and allspice and then a homemade berry compote.
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Crunchy French Toast
For an extra-special breakfast treat, try crunchy french toast. This simple and easy recipe is actually from a kid's cookbook, so make sure you get your little ones to help you out.
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Chocolate French Toast (pain perdu)
This baked french toast recipe uses everyone's favorite- chocolate! As a result, it's good for a special breakfast or dessert.
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Banana-Stuffed French Toast
Bananas are a classic stuffing for french toast. This recipe is easy to make in that panini press or Foreman grill you used to use all the time. It's great with fresh whipped cream and pecan maple syrup.
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Chocolate and Strawberry Stuffed French Toast
This stuffed french toast recipe is ideas for special occasions and easy to prepare. Top with strawberry sauce or pure Vermont maple syrup.
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Baked French Toast
This top-rated baked french toast will teach you all the basics. One of the best parts is that you can assemble it the night before so all you have to do in the morning is heat and serve. If you like, serve it with pecans and fresh fruit.
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Baked French Toast with Pine Nuts and Apples
This version of baked french toast achieves a great balance of sweet and nutty with the addition of sliced apple and toasted pine nuts. Make this the night before and refrigerate- the longer it sits, the more the flavors marry. The author recommends topping it with honey.
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Baked Coconut French Toast with Tropical Fruit Compote
If you want baked french toast and a taste of the tropics, this is the recipe for you. You cook flaked coconut into the french toast and top with a homemade tropical compote with mango, pineapple, papaya and kiwi.