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Friday, September 4, 2015

French Toast Sticks (For age 18 months+)

Sitting down and eating together at breakfast time is a good way to start the day. Nowadays I really enjoy our breakfast time because our son started to share the breakfast table with us. He is a pretty slow eater, but I think that is OK, kids tend to take longer to eat than adults and as we know, slow eating is good for health too. I am very happy to watch him eating by himself and sharing them with his tiny toys. So sweet! 
I like to make variety of breakfast for my son each day. I've found that offering a variety of foods make him excited when he looks at his breakfast plate. I guess that is a very good way to handle a picky eater.
This time I am sharing one of his favorite breakfasts, French Toast Sticks. I usually make French toast in the same way, but these little french toast "sticks" are the perfect size for the little hands to hold. 


French Toast Sticks

Ingredients (For 2 servings)
Medium thick Bread slices-3
Egg-1
Milk-1/3 cup
Salt, a pinch
Sugar-2 Tbsp
Cinnamon-1/2 Tsp
Butter- 1 Tbsp

Method
Step 1: Cut each slice of bread into 3 pieces.

Step 2: In a bowl, mix together egg, milk and salt.

Step 3: In a plate, combine cinnamon and sugar.

Step 4: Heat a pan over medium heat and spread with butter. Dip each bread stick into the egg mixture and place them in the pan.

Step 5: Cook and flip them until both sides turn brown.

Step 6: Roll the toasts in cinnamon sugar mixture (This step is optional, mostly I do not roll them in sugar, instead I add cinnamon directly into the egg mixture).

French Toast Sticks are ready to serve. Serve them with warm milk.

My son LOVES them. I hope your kids will enjoy this tasty breakfast treat as well.


Ingredients: Bread, milk and egg


Cinnamon sugar mixture and Egg mixture



Butter the pan and cook them on both sides until they turn brown.




Roll them in Cinnamon sugar mixture

French Toast Sticks are ready to serve!

HAPPY COOKING

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