Monday, April 12, 2010
Springtime Brunch :: Brioche French Toast
Brioche french Toast, stuffed with Marscapone and Marmalade
For batter:
1 cup crème fraiche or sour cream
2 cups milk
6 eggs
1 oz brandy or…
2 TSP vanilla
½ cup sugar
2 tsp salt
Orange or lemon zest
Nutmeg
For toast:
6 slices bread 1” thick, with pocket cut from small hole on one side
6 oz mascarpone
8 oz marmalade
Combine all ingredients and whisk together until well-combined.
With jam and cheese in piping bags, fill each piece of bread, being careful to not over-fill, and keeping the ingredients within the pocket and away from the opening.
Dip each slice in batter and allow to soak thoroughly, then drain well.
On a hot griddle, begin by searing the opening, ensuring that it has cooked shut before continuing to cook until golden brown on both sides. Serve immediately.
recipe courtesy of Marcey Brownstein Catering
Photos by Karen Mordechai
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Oh Lord, this looks delish!
ReplyDeleteoh. my. i want this for breakfast tomorrow - or more like NOW (it's 23:30 where i am). heavenly!
ReplyDeleteto die for...really...i want it now!
ReplyDeletethat looks unbelievably delicious! definitely trying it this weekend. x
ReplyDeleteOMG! I wanna lick the computer screen. Your images are amazing... and it sounds good too!
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredible! Another recipe to try, thank you so much for sharing :)
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TOTALLY over the top and I love it!!! will tuck this away for a very special breakfast.
ReplyDeleteOh, YUM! You never cease to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteWhy am I reading foodie blogs on an empty stomach?! Yum. I'm going to break up with my old french toast recipe immediately!
ReplyDeletelooks so good!!! sad for me since i am gluten-free for 4 months (thank you wonderful homeopath and all for a good cause) and somehow i don't think it's the same with rice bread......but saving for when i return to the land of wheat
ReplyDeleteThis looks incredible and perfect for my dinner tonight!!
ReplyDeleteHeaven on a plate.
ReplyDeleteNow I am hungry ;-) This looks amazing, we just love your photography and don't get us started on the recipes. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteYour photos make me want to prepare everything you post. They are beautiful. And this French Toast sounds incredible.
ReplyDeletel-o-v-e french toast* my favorite breakfast classic. wonderful photos too.
ReplyDeleteps. just found your blog - it's lovely!
Jane
Simply divine! Beautiful shots. Those loaves of bread remind of bakeries in Japan. Thick, square & fluffy! Delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing. I am very eager to serve this up!
ReplyDeleteoh just love your photography the light, oh, the light! Amazingly scrumptious breakfast - I love french toast however it just isn't the same with gluten free bread I'm afraid!
ReplyDeletewhere on earth did you find those loaves?!
ReplyDeleteI am delighted to see that someone is also making French Toast with brioche.. it's simply the best.
ReplyDeleteAnd the filling is something completely new to me, so I am thrilled with this new recipe !!
It looks absolutely delish and the pictures are stunning.
oh... and by the way: Trader Joe sells wonderful brioche.
ReplyDeleteI will love making this recipe for my B&B's Sunday brunch this season. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteYum! This would be perfect for a Mother's Day Brunch!
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI'm headed to the beach next weekend with 10 girlfriend and my duty is to make brunch--I can't wait to try this french toast!
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I can't find a good brioche loaf in my neighborhood. Any tips on a fantastic recipe? (Let's face it, the bread makes the recipe!) Merci!
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