Savory French Toast or Eggy Bread
Crisp from the outside and soft from the inside is what makes these eggy bread a delightful breakfast. Eggy bread is simply made with bread dipped in a mixture of egg and milk (optional) and then shallow fried in butter.
We love eggy bread or savory french toast in our house and it’s a staple and made at least twice a week for breakfast. All of us enjoy a hearty breakfast of egg bread toast and some sauteed vegetables.
It’s extremely easy and quick to make and takes no time and effort. You may also love to see our Egg in a hole recipe which has been a hit and my husband’s specialty.
How do you make eggy toast?
- It’s quite simple to make. Heat up a pan with butter or oil.
- Dip the bread slices in a mixture of egg, milk (optional) and seasoning.
- Shallow fry to get crispy outer covering a soft inner bread.
How do you make eggy bread without milk?
Simply make a batter with egg, salt and pepper. You can add vegetables or herbs also in this batter. Dip the bread slices in this batter one by one and shallow fry with butter or oil until done.
What’s the difference between eggy bread and french toast?
They are the same with just different names. Eggy bread is usually savory and French toast can be savory or sweet. Also known as Bombay toast, German toast, Gypsy toast and Torrija.
Our other egg recipes which you can’t resist!
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Eggy Bread
Bread soaked in an egg batter and shallow fried to perfection
Ingredients
- 4 Bread Slices
- 3 Eggs
- 2 tbsp Butter or 2 tbsp Oil
- Salt to taste
- Black pepper to taste
Instructions
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Cut the bread slices diagonally and keep aside.
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Gather all ingredients before beginning.
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Make a batter with eggs, salt and pepper. You can also add some milk if you want soft french toast or eggy bread.
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Heat a pan with butter or oil.
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Dip each slice of bread in the batter and cover with the batter from all sides.
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Shallow fry until golden brown on both sides.
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