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  • DAILY RECIPE: Cinnamon Raisin French Toast

    Stop drooling and make this on Saturday morning.

    Stop drooling and make this on Saturday morning.

    OK- so they kids are crying, the dog is a barking, it is raining and you wish you could have hit snooze 5 more times. It is Saturday and you are almost wishing it was Monday, almost. What can get everyone in a better mood, and no the answer isnt grandma and grandpa taking the kids for the weekend (although- not the worst idea of I have heard) – French Toast and not just any French Toast- Cinnamon Raisin.

    Lets jump into this recipe:
    Ingredients-
    Batter: 2 Eggs, 1/2 cup of milk, 1tsp vanilla

    Sauce: 1.5 cups Orange Juice, 12oz cranberries, 1 cup sugar

    Cinnamon Raisin Bread – 1 inch thick (if you can find it, Seriously make the effort- go to a bakery if you must)

    Mix eggs, milk, and vanilla in a medium size mixing bowl.
    Dip bread into batter.
    Place in a frying pan over medium heat and cook 1 minute per side.

    Sauce:
    Mix orange juice and sugar in a mixing bowl.
    Place cranberries in a sauce pan and add 3 cups of water.
    Add juice/sugar mixture to berries in sauce pan and bring to a boil.
    Let simmer for 5 minutes- it will reduce (get thicker)

    Poor over your finished French Toast-

    BONUS: either microwave syrup or heat over open flame (in a proper container/pan. Pour over French Toast before adding sauce.

    IHOP and Perkins got nothing on this!

    What type of fun food do you cook for breakfast?

    KID COOKING TIP:
    Get the kiddies involved- any time there is mixing they can do it. My 1 year old helps- trust me anyone can. Slightly older kids can dip the French toast into the batter before yu place in frying pan.

    ENJOY

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