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This isn’t much of a recipe. But it was a very tastey and exciting meal last night that I figured I’d share 🙂 When you start eating grain free there are a few things here and there that you miss…like french toast. I grew up eating french toast for breakfast almost every Saturday morning. So it was a wonderful treat to be able to eat french toast for dinner last night. Earlier in the week I made a batch of cinnamon raisin nut butter bread. Then I used that to make french toast. YUM!!!!! I drizzled it with honey instead of maple syrup (syrup tastes better…but not so good for the tummy) to make it GAPS legal. I felt like I got to eat dessert for dinner. And I didn’t have to worry about it making me sick. This is a very basic french toast recipe. I made it with kefir this time instead of milk to make it GAPS legal. Worked great.
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Grain Free French Toast
6 slices nut butter bread (plain or cinnamon raisin)
2 large eggs
1/2 cup milk kefir
cinnamon (optional)
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Mix eggs and kefir (and cinnamon). Heat griddle over medium heat. Grease griddle with butter, coconut oil or lard. Dip bread in egg mixture, coating both sides. Cook on griddle a few minutes on each side, until lightly brown and egg is cooked. Serve warm with honey.
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If you are making a large batch you can keep the french toast warm in a 250 degree oven while you make more.
LOVE french toast, and this is just how I make mine. Now I can enjoy it once again with yummy nut butter bread!
This looks great, Mary! Yum!
Did you get a new stainless griddle? Looks awesome!
Yep. Got it for my birthday 🙂