French-Canadian Toast

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Title: French-Canadian Toast

Recipe details

Like normal French toast, only using brioche in place of the regular bread, and drenched in maple syrup, the food symbol of Canada.

  • Serves:

    2

  • Cooking time:

    5 minutes

  • Contributor:

    Nigella Lawson

Ingredients

  • 3 eggs
  • 1 tsp caster sugar
  • ½ tsp ground cinnamon
  • 4 slices brioche
  • 5 rashers streaky bacon
  • 1 tsp vegetable oil
  • Good maple syrup

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Recipe by Nigella Lawson

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How healthy is your lunchbox?

Each serving contains

  • Calories: 

    623kcal32% of your GDA

     
  • Sugar: 

    29g33% of your GDA

     
  • Fat: 

    28g40% of your GDA

     
  • Saturates: 

    8g40% of your GDA

     
  • Salt: 

    3.3g55% of your GDA

     

of your guideline daily amount

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Method

  1. Beat the eggs with the sugar and ground cinnamon and pour into a dish that will fit the brioche slices without squeezing them. Add the bread and leave it to soak for 10 minutes then turn and give it another 10 minutes. If it's very fresh you'll probably find 5 minutes a side will do.
  2. Cook the bacon in the oil until it's really crisp then remove to some kitchen towel, and wrap it in foil while you cook the brioche in the bacon juices in the pan. You need the eggy bread to have been scorched a deep brown in places and be slightly puffed up; each slice will be soft and squidgy inside, but that's desirable.
  3. Remove the golden brioche to a plate and crumble the bacon in your fingers or break it up into shards and let them fall onto the plate. Pour over maple syrup in quantities that please you, leaving the bottle to hand so you can add as you eat.

Cook's tip

Although this recipe is usually made for breakfast, it is also perfect for an intimate snatched supper for two in the small hours.

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