Bailey’s Spiked French Toast
Try this recipe when the kids spend the night with grandma and you and the hubby can sleep in and enjoy the morning off. Drench sourdough bread into a mixture of Irish cream liquor, eggs, vanilla and cinnamon. Once cooked, don't forget the spiked chocolate sauce and the whipped cream. Pure heaven.
Recipe via Beyond Frosting
French Toast Cups
Here's a French toast recipe you can take to go. Also works as a perfect weekday morning breakfast when you are running late. Best part: You can prep this recipe the night before and fill it with your family's favorite toppings. Go ahead, make mornings easy again.
Recipe via The Wholesome Dish
Lemon Blueberry French Toast
Make your mornings even brighter with this game-changing French toast recipe. Add lemon juice to your sugary egg mixture and then cook. Drizzle on some homemade blueberry syrup. We promise everyone will lick their plates clean.
Recipe via Café Delites
Pecan Crusted French Toast
Here is a decadent and delicious dish that is a must-try for a nutty and sweet family morning. Drench a piece of bread into your egg mixture then place it into a dish loaded with cinnamon and crushed pecans, then cook. Drizzle on your maple syrup and top with fruit. Enjoy every bite.
Recipe via Love Grows Wild
Overnight Apple French Toast Casserole
Here is a recipe that will overwhelm your home with the sweetest aroma: cinnamon apples. Prep this dish the night before so the bread can soak up all of the cinnamon and apple juices. The next morning bake for 50 minutes. Once done, drizzle your homemade brown sugar sauce on top. Mmmm.
Recipe via 3 Yummy Tummies
French Toast Sticks
Kids love to eat with their fingers. Here's a French toast twist where the kids can enjoy every morsel—sans the fork. All you have to do is cut the bread into sticks. Once the sticks are cooked roll them in a cinnamon sugar mixture so they are completely coated and enjoy!
Recipe via The Fork Bite
Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana French Toast
Here's a French toast even Elvis would enjoy (FYI: Elvis loved peanut butter and banana sandwiches, just in case you didn't know.) Simply spread peanut butter and chocolate on a slice of bread, top with banana slices, add a second piece of bread and dip the sandwich in an egg mixture. What you get is an ooh-gooey, melt-in-your-mouth bite that is worth every calorie.
Recipe via Averie Cooks
Maple Bacon French Toast Cupcakes
Are your kids are always asking for cupcakes for breakfast? Here's one that you may say yes to. The cupcake batter has a touch of maple syrup and cinnamon, while the cream cheese frosting features maple syrup as well. Garnish with some bacon and drizzle for syrup for extra flavor and what you get is a must-try breakfast treat. Your kids will be ecstatic (that is, if you say yes).
Recipe via Baked by Rachel
French Toast Kabobs
Have only have a little bit of bread left? Make French toast using bread cubes. Then thread fruit and bread onto skewers and sprinkle on the powdered sugar. Happiness guaranteed.
Recipe via Tablespoon and The Girl Who Ate Everything
French Toast Rollups
With this French toast roll-up recipe, you'll be a shoo-in for the "Mom of the Year" award. Spread cream cheese or Nutella on a piece of bread. Sprinkle diced strawberries on top. Roll it up and dunk it into the egg mixture. Once cooked, immediately roll it in a bowl filled with cinnamon sugar. Beware, your kids may eat them faster than you can make them.
Recipe via The Girl Who Ate Everything
Funfetti French Toast
Add some color and happiness to your weekend meal with this oh-so-festive funfetti French toast. Using store-bought cinnamon rolls (go ahead, make life easy on yourself) and place them in an egg mixture. Then plop the rolls into a muffin tin and add the sprinkles (the more the merrier). Once baked, drizzle on the icing.
Recipe via Deliciously Sprinkled
