Stuffed French toast is a popular brunch dish in which a sweet, dairy-based filling is encased
in custardy, batter-coated French toast. We wanted a recipe in which the exterior was as crisp
as could be to accent the rich, creamy filling. Here’s what we discovered:
Test Kitchen Discoveries
Instead of “stuffing” the bread (cutting a pocket into each slice
of bread), sandwich two slices of white sandwich bread together with the filling--sweetened
and spiced cream cheese.
Skip the conventional custardy French toast batter and coat the
“sandwiches” in a light slurry of egg, water, flour and vanilla. The unique coating (borrowed
from Japanese-style tempura) ensures a crisp-textured exterior to contrast with the creamy
filling.
Flavor the filling with apricot jam and almond extract.
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