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SubscribeSo I’m doing a little research today. I wanted to see how the really “dry” GF bread would do as “stuffed french toast”…This recipe is gluten free, casien free, and soy free. (I have added in parenthesis the options using milk and wheat bread.) We’ll see how the boys like it for breakfast tomorrow!
Ingredients
1 loaf of GF brown rice bread (or 1/2 loaf whole wheat bread)
10 eggs
1/2 cup rice milk (or 1/2 cup 2% milk)
1/2 cup apple juice
2 small ripe bananas, mashed
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Directions
1. Tear bread and place in bottom of glass 9×13 baking dish.
2. In large bowl, whisk eggs, rice milk, apple juice, vanilla, bananas and cinnamon.
3. Pour egg mixture over the bread. Cover with foil and refrigerate at least 2 hours (I recommend overnight).
4. To cook, remove foil and bake at 350 for 30 minutes, or until eggs begin to golden on top.
5. Let cool a few minutes before serving. Serve with side of fresh fruit or juice.
Verdict: I’ll let you know tomorrow 
I’m hoping to add this to our “breakfast rotation”.
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Sounds like a good one to try to Christmas morning.
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I was wondering what to do with all the bananas that went bad while we were gone for Thanksgiving (there’s only so much banana bread I can handle!) Thanks!!
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How timely. I am working nights this week and feeling guilty for not giving my kids more than cereal before breakfast. I have a loaf of King’s Hawain bread sitting on my counter that I thought would be great for overnight french toast. Now I know just how to prepare it for the kids!
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WOW! This sounds amazing!!
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THanks for sharing this recipe. I think my boys will love it!! Unfortunately, it’s not allergen-free enough for my daughter who is allergic to eggs. LOL We can have all the other stuff, just no eggs. But I think I’ll try to make it for the boys anyway. YUM!
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This sounds good. Sliced peaches or other frozen fruit might be good too.
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This recipe looks so yummy. My daughter is allergic to milk, eggs and nuts. So I’m going to try it with one of my egg wanna be tricks(applesauce, oil/baking powder or the replacers). I love your blog! You are awesome, thanks for all these ideas. I’ve never had so much fun being cheap!
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This looks like a great brunch dish to bring to my MOPS group! All of the hungry Mommies will love it!
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Oh yummy! This will be great over the holidays.
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I immediately saw this title and said, “Oh my gosh…” I want some of that!!!
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Still waiting to hear a verdict on this one. Would love to try it but would love feedback fist
THANKS
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this sounds great. I recently did stuffing with apples and nuts with a loaf of rice bread I just hated and it turned out well too.
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This is a great recipe! I made it for my husband and myself, and we both really enjoyed it. (And since it is just the two of us, I halved the entire recipe and wound up with some left-overs for breakfast.) We used wheat bread, which puffed up nicely when cooked from soaking up the egg and banana mixture in the refrigerator. We also substituted the syrup for Horizon’s organic creme cheese, which was delicious!
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How was this?
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