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Mother’s Day is coming! I made my mom breakfast a few days early. She is so lucky! My mom got to eat Vanilla Brown Sugar French Toast!
Watch the video showing you how to make this French Toast, then scroll to the bottom and print out the recipe so you can make it at home!
I made this french toast with challah bread (one of my favorite breads). After the toast part was finished, I sprinkled strawberries and blueberries on top. And it was amazing and pretty!
I always spill vanilla when I’m pouring it into a measuring spoon. This was the first time I didn’t spill!
That batter is what makes this french toast so good. I <3 french toast batter! As the title indicates, it has plenty of vanilla and brown sugar added to the cream.
My Mom says she’s going to teach me how to use the tripod so I can take all of the pictures in my posts- like this one. Since I was in charge of making Mom breakfast, she took photos of the preparation, and I took photos of the final dish.
I have a secret. I LOVE syrup!!! Syrup just has that sweet, maple taste that almost everyone likes. No breakfast dish is complete without fruit either. Fruit is the key to a yummy (and healthy) breakfast.
I love this recipe. The French toast has a slightly crispy crust and flavors of vanilla and brown sugar. This recipe is so easy that kids can make it for Mom on Mother’s Day this weekend!
I love my mom. She is always willing to drive me to sports practices and help me do stuff. If the RecipeGirl was not my mom, she would be my dream mom. Thanks for the love and support mom! Without your kitchen advice and skills, I would not be writing RecipeBoy.com!
And even a kid can make an awesome Mother’s Day breakfast for his mom… Like Me!
If you’re looking for other good things for breakfast, you might also consider making Strawberry Waffles or Lemon Pancakes with Blueberry Sauce. Loaded Egg Burritos look pretty amazing. And I’m kind of thinking that Blueberry Baked Oatmeal is a must-try too.
This looks delicious. You have an incredible mom and I’m sure she feels the same about you! 🙂
So sweet 🙂
I will leave this page open on my laptop screen in the hope my kids will get the hint! It looks really delicious, you are doing a great job! Greetings from the Netherlands!
I think I might make this for my mom on Mother’s Day, it looks beautiful..oh and delicious! Is there any substitute that could be used for the cream, besides whipping or heavy cream?
Milk may be substituted, but it won’t be as rich.
Great recipe. Making my mouth water!
Oh wow! This looks delicious. Too bad I can’t adopt you. 😉
Beautiful photos! That french toast looks to die for! Yummy!
Geat recipe, making it know and tastes delicious! Thank you very much!
I came over from Kevin and Amanda’s. This looks delicious and I want to be able to take a photo like the one pouring the syrup.
Happy Mother’s Day to Mom.
My son has agreed to make these for Mum’s day! My 14 year old did the convincing, pleading, begging, being obnoxious until the 22 year old caved! He totally caved haha
The picture of your mom and you is priceless. Thanks for sharing the recipe and great pictures with us! I subscribe to both blogs and I had no idea RecipeGirl was your mom until the other day when she mentioned you were her son on her blog. Your family must eat really well! Love that 🙂
Great recipe–it looks SO good! I love your pictures especially the last 2 shots!
I made this for my family last year and now it’s a family favorite. I’ve also made it for company and when I visit relatives. Everyone loves it and now it’s the only French Toast I make. Soooo yummy! Thanks for sharing!
This looks delicious! Ive always used cinnamon, eggs, milk. Your way looks so much better. I cant wait and try it. Thank you for sharing. Your mom must be so proud