I often find myself looking forward to breakfasts on the weekend. During the week breakfasts are always rushed and I don’t usually have the time to do anything special. On the weekend however I like to take the time to make a real breakfast and one of my favorites is french toast. Although plain french toast is always nice I often like to play around with french toast by adding different flavours and I am always on the lookout for new ideas. Recently I came across this apple pie french toast on Judy in here Natural Habitat: The Kitchen that sounded so amazingly good that I just had to try it! This apple pie french toast uses apples in a caramel sauce along with candied walnuts as a topping. You just can’t go wrong with the apple and caramel combo and having it for breakfast sounded decadently good and it was! Caramel sauce can sometimes be a bit tricky to make but the one in this recipe was nice and easy and it tasted great! Of course, with all of the caramel sauce there is certainly no need for syrup and I even licked my plate clean to make sure that none of it went to waste. This is easily my favorite french toast so far and it is just like eating apple pie for breakfast!
Apple Pie French Toast
French toast covered in an apple pie compote.
ingredients
- 2 granny smith apples, peeled, cored and sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon flour
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 4 slices bread
- 2 tablespoons candied walnuts
directions
- Simmer the apples, butter, sugar, flour, cinnamon and water until the apples are tender, about 10-15 minutes and set aside.
- Mix the eggs, milk and vanilla in a wide dish.
- Dip the bread into the egg mixture to coat on both sides and fry in a pan over medium heat until golden brown, about 3-4 minutes per side.
- Serve the french toast covered in the caramelized apples along with some candied walnuts.
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Shannon says
something to look forward to, for sure! looks delicious 🙂
Neel | Learn Food Photography says
This is just so simple creation Kevin! This is wonderful.
I like the second photograph better from a point of view of the point of view. I like the angle at which you have taken this photograph.
Although there is a bit of shine from the light source, but this still works for me.
Thank you for sharing.
– Neel
screwdestiny says
Good lord, that looks amazing!
Pam says
I could eat this for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!
Anncoo says
This is really good for my breakfast. Very nice clicks!
tracieMoo says
This has to be delicious. Perfect for breakfast 🙂
Jenn says
I'm so glad breakfast foods isn't just for the morning now. ;-D
Rosa's Yummy Yums says
That looks wonderful! I'm drooling…
Cheers,
Rosa
Jennifer says
Ohhhh my!!!! incredible!!
Deborah says
I've been craving french toast, and I think this would really hit the spot.
Ivy says
I couldn't eat that for breakfast but I would gladly eat it any other time of the day. It looks delicious.
Carolyn Jung says
My mouth is watering. I love how this gives me an excuse to eat a variation of apple pie for breakfast. Hey, it's fruit. It's good for me, right? 😉
Bellini Valli says
Apples and some of your candied walnuts would take this over the top Kevin.
Lauren says
Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day, and I would be in absolute gustatory heaven with this in front of me!
♥peachkins♥ says
This looks like a piece of heaven right here…
George Gaston says
Kevin, who needs to bake a pie, when they can have this for breakfast. Awesome french toast!
Kathy says
I'm glad to see you didn't peel the apples. Yay!
Joanne says
Wow this would definitely make me lick my plate! What a great weekend breakfast.
Dawn says
This looks like heaven.
Sonia says
This look simple to prepare, will try out soon. Merry Christmas !!
Maria says
This is my kind of breakfast! Looks great. Happy Holidays Kevin!
Nikki the Foodie of Lobster Gram says
I will be making this recipe for Christmas Morning Breakfast! Thanks a bunch!
Katerina says
Hmm, this looks more like dessert then breakfast!
But then again, I did swirl chocolate icing into my oatmeal the other day, tis the season.
Looks delicious.
Insurance Tekemarketing says
FOODGASM!
Patricia Scarpin says
What a wonderful breakfast that is – very special, Kevin! One just can't go wrong with apples and caramel together.
Judy says
these look fantastic! i plan on making them for christmas morning brunch! =)
Kerstin says
Mmm, looks amazing! I don't make French toast at more nearly often enough.
Jeanne says
Apple pie for breakfast – how can your day possibly be unpleasant after that?!
{lovely little things} says
Mmm…apple pie is my favorite. That sounds amazing!
The Duo Dishes says
Sinful yet good. Nice of you to offer a little fruit on the side. 🙂
rcb636 says
Yum! I wish my husband liked cooked fruit. I will definitely try this when we have company over!
Gail says
Yay! I decided to try this for today's Christmas morning breakfast along with the Candied Bacon. It came out looking great and the taste…WOW! Thank you so much Kevin! You are my knew cooking guru!
web designer says
Oh, it looks gorgeous! I could eat if for breakfast lunch and dinner everyday! I have to make it one day, it doesn't seem complicated.
Eric says
Made this a couple times now, a big winner with the wife!
Erica says
Mum and I made the caramel apples to go on our crepes tonight… with bacom. MMMMMM good.