There is a war in my head – the War for French Toast and also the War for Waffles. The battle is real, friends. Could the solution be so simple as just combining the two…waffle french toast?
One of my life goals is to actually see how many things I can cook in the waffle iron. When someone told me I could make my French Toast in there, I was ALL ABOUT THAT! This marriage of French Toast and Waffles is a beautiful thing – the yumminess of French Toast + the waffle holes for syrup. Waffle French Toast = YES!
Use What Bread You Have
I usually make this when I have bread that’s almost too far gone – not moldy but also not great for sandwiches – you know, toast bread. It works GREAT!
I’ve made it successfully with sandwich bread, cinnamon raisin bread, banana bread, just about anything goes! Also, it is super easy to double or even triple, based on your family size!
To make this treat you need bread, eggs, vanilla, milk, and cooking spray. You can use any type of bread you have – white bread, wheat bread, hot dog buns, hamburger buns, Italian bread. I’ve not tried biscuits yet, but English muffins also work great!
Simple to Make
First, heat up your waffle iron. In a dish that’s big enough for your bread to lay down in, beat your eggs. They’ve been bad. They must be beaten. Add your milk and vanilla. Mix well. Dip your bread into the egg mixture, coating each side. Let it get good and coated, but don’t let it soak like a sponge. If you do, when you try to pick it up it will break off and fall on the counter, making a big ole mess.
Spray the waffle iron with a cooking oil spray, and then lay the soaked bread in and shut the lid. Cook the French Toast until it’s brown. This may be a bit of trial and error. You’ll know it’s done when the toast doesn’t stick when you try to open the lid.
Waffle French Toast
Equipment
- waffle iron
Ingredients
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 8 slices bread
Instructions
- Heat waffle iron.
- Beat eggs.
- Add milk and vanilla.
- Mix well.
- Dip bread into egg mixture and lay in waffle iron. Close lid.
- Cook until browned.
Notes
And there you are! A fast breakfast for your family. And it tastes so much better than French Toast in the skillet. It gets done in the middle, so it’s not mushy. Mushy French Toast = yucko. Aren’t you glad I broadened your horizons? Make it today. You’ll love it! Sprinkle it with powdered sugar if you’re feeling frisky.
However, if you’re not so adventurous and want to stick to making waffles, I’ve got you covered. Check out my homemade waffles recipe.
Debra says
MMM Erinn, Waffle cornbread sounds good, I will have to try that.
Erinn Linkous says
Have you made waffle cornbread? Yum! It’s good too!
Stacy says
Sister, I don’t mess with cornbread. 🙂
Erinn Linkous says
Really? That’s sad. JR makes it and it’s cheap. If you ever change your mind, let me know 🙂
Stacy says
Honey, if you had my cornbread you’d change YOUR mind. LOL 🙂
Kim says
Would you please tell my husband I need a waffle iron? This looks great, thanks for sharing!
Brandy says
This looks just delightful! We will definitely have to try it out. Glad to see you use nothing but the best syrup. 🙂