From: Caryn Gale
On Feb 19, 2003
I am always looking for something to do with my leftover challah. My kids loved this. I made this in my sandwich maker and it was really easy to cleanup and came out great. I must admit that I did cut back a little on the sugar in the recipe, but my kids made up for it with the powdered sugar and maple syrup!
From: FruitLoop
On Oct 2, 2002
Oh HeatherFeather, this is so decadent and majorly delicious. I made this for Sunday brunch with my in-laws. Very classy and the maple syrup is a great accompaniment. Although eating these with just the powdered sugar is fine too. Thanks so much for sharing this.
From: FrannieJ
On May 7, 2007
MY GOODNESS! Made me homesick for Louisiana...DH requests that I not make anyother....easy and wonderful!
From: Chef #671312
On Mar 2, 2008
I've been looking for a new french toast recipe and this one is the best I've tried. It's quick and very easy. I used a little less sugar than called for and regular sliced bread, toasted. Can't wait to try this with thicker bread.
From: Princess Tomato
On May 11, 2008
Wow - this was great. Usually when I make french toast I have to have syrup, but this didn't need it! It was sweet already. Very tasty - thanks for sharing!
From: Jo Evans
On Mar 8, 2002
French toast has always been a favorite, and I was happy to see a Louisiana version. I plan to try it out for breakfast tomorrow....
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