Pain Perdu
Pain Perdu. It's the original French Toast, and with a crisp buttery exterior and a soft custardy interior Pain Perdu makes for a sinful Sunday morning brunch. You can use a whole-grain French loaf, but any French or Italian bread should work nicely.
A la base, le pain perdu était un plat "du pauvre" qui servait à ne pas gaspiller les restes de pain rassis. Agrémenté de sucre, le pain perdu se déguste tiède et moelleux. Mix cream, eggs, sugar, brandy and salt in a blender.
Au Canada, il est appelé "pain doré".
Agrémenté de sucre, le pain perdu se déguste tiède et moelleux.
Be sure you give it enough time to cook off the raw egg. Let thaw overnight in the fridge and re-heat on low-medium heat in a pan. In the freezer: After cooking the French toasts, let them cool to room temperature.
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