Friday, April 22, 2011

Banana Rum French Toast with Fruit and 26 Bakers and Counting!

What could be better that bananas and rum with French toast, topped with fresh bananas and strawberries? Nothing in my book.  This would be perfect for your Easter breakfast or brunch.  You can make this on the stove  , or made ahead of time,  let the bread soak in  the custard overnight, and baked the next morning.  You can choose whichever way  you want. The French toast in the picture was made with the whole wheat bread dipped in the custard, for just a  few minutes and cooked   in the skillet that had been sprayed with cooking spray.  You can top with  powdered sugar or maple syrup, or even whipped cream!

French Toast
4 eggs
2/3 c. milk, we used almond milk, and it was fine.
3Tbsp dark rum
2 mashed, ripe bananas
1 tsp cinnamon.
8 slices of whole wheat bread

Whisk, eggs milk, mashed bananas, rum and cinnamon.  Dip slices of bread and place in hot skillet, cooking over low heat, until prefectly browned. Turn over and cook on other side, until done.

If you want to make this French toast overnight, use French bread, sliced in kitchen slices, 3/4 inch thick.  Stale bread works for this method. You just adjust the recipe accordingly for how many people you are having.Spray a 10x15x1 baking pan, lay the pices of bread in the pan, and pour the egg, milk, rum mix over the bread,  Cover with foil, and refrigerate over night   Next morning  preheat oven to 400 degrees.  Remove pan from fridge and foil from pan. Bake  10-15 min, until browned and done.  Top with fresh strawberries and bananas. Enjoy

We now have 26 Bakers!  Thank you so much for those of you baking!  We can always use a few good bakers.  If you are interested, please email me here.

Kate from Diethood
Gina from spcookiequeen.com  Oatmeal, Cranberry Chocolate Chunk Cookies
Natasha from My Saint John Lemon Bread
Reese from  The New Art of Baking   Old Fashioned Ginger Snap Cookies
Chef Dennis from More Than a Mount Full  Chocolate Decadence Cookies
Wendy from The Weekend Gourmet Lemon-White Chocolate Graham Cookies
Molly from Toffee Bits and Chocolate Chips Cocoa Brownies with Browned Butter
Charlie from Sweet Salty Spicy  Maple Pecan Quinoa Crunch Granola 
Kim from Liv Life  Limoncello, Limoncello,Biscotti, and a few recipe cards
Jennifer from   Three Little Piglets
Debbie from SquirrellBakes Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
Sabrina from The Tomato Tart  Vegan Triple Chocolate Banana Bread
Lindsey from Gingerbread Bagels Nutella Swirl blondies
Elisabeth from Food and Thrifts  Biscotti, 2 kinds
Carolyn from All Day Long I Dream About Food Caramel Nut Bars
Dee from Dee Dee's Delights  Lemon Lavender Cookies
Brooks from Cakewalker Mayan Toffee
Jill from Dulce Dough Ranger Cookies
Abeer from Cake Whiz Spring Chocolate Cookiea
Kimberly from Little Ray of Sunshine White Chocolate Macadamia Nut cookies
Tiffany from comowater.com Vegan Earl Grey Tea Shortbread
Susi from Susi Kochen und Backen Nutella Chocolate Cookies
Lauren from forevernowandthen  Oreo Sugar Cookies
Meghan from butrcreamblondi
and me of course. Raspberry Dark Chocolate BarsChile Spiced-Mango Chocolate Chunk Cookies, and
Fight Back Brownies

11 comments:

  1. Hey there Becky! I can't wait for your Bake sale! It is going to be so much fun! This french toast looks so amazing!!

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  2. That French Toast looks incredible!!! I can't wait to see the results from this bake sale! Everything sounds amazing!

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  3. That is a fantastic french toast recipe! I am loving the addition of rum! :)

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  4. Am very excited about the bakesale!

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  5. I'm going to try my cookie recipe out one night this week and will post the recipe on my blog either Fri or Sat...so people can click on a link to see them before the bake sale. Sound like a plan?

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  6. Raven, Thanks for being a baker!

    Kimberly, I'm excited, too for the bake Sale

    Kate- Thanks for being a baker, too.

    Suzy- I'm very excited about the bake sale, too.

    Wendy- Cant wait to see your cookies! I will link your picture of the cookies to your blog as well, on the the Updated Bakers List!

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  7. Banana Rum French Toast??? WOWOWOW!!! I'm a big rum fan, never thought to put it into French Toast, but why not?? Love it!
    Hope you are having a good weekend with your family!

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  8. Kim- You should try the rum in the French toast with the banana-Yum.

    Have a wonderful time with your family!

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  9. Just stopped by to look at your yummy french toast and wish you a Happy Easter. Can't wait for the sale.
    -Gina-

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  10. Gina- Happy Easter to you, too. I'm so excited for the Bake Sale!

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  11. This French toast sounds wonderful with bananas and rum! Good luck with the bake sale and so sorry that I could participate.

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