I only make it once in a while, but the buttery,
eggy bread is a real treat.
Bread — you can soak bread in stock, gravy or make
eggy bread by dipping some bread in egg and frying it (like French toast), then stuff that inside a Kong.
Layer ham, swiss, and grape jelly onto a thick - sliced,
eggy bread, dip all of the above into batter, and fry or griddle to golden.
I've made what we call «
eggy bread» (sort of a British french toast) but not the real thing.
It's essentially a savory,
eggy bread pudding that can handle whatever leftovers you throw into it.
I made
eggy bread with some melted cheese, and half a banana with cinnamon raisin peanut butter.
After dabbling with going gluten free, and years of not allowing myself anything that was remotely unhealthy, I have since emabraced Fench toast — or as we called it when we were growing up —
eggy bread.
French toast, bombay toast,
eggy bread, torrija... whatever you call this breakfast classic, you know how good it is.
This was my first time making French Toast and I have to say my savoury «
eggy bread» days are over!
Excellent work and presentation, I just want to rip a piece off of that wonderfully chewy
eggy bread...
Challah stuffing is extra-rich,
eggy bread soaked in loads of butter.
The main thing it to produce a golden, sweet,
eggy bread to break off in hunks with espresso, during many wonderful holiday mornings.Large commercial food service cans, or coffee tins make ideal baking containers.
The main thing it to produce a golden, sweet,
eggy bread to break off in hunks with espresso, during many wonderful holiday mornings.
Eggy breads can ensure that your child gets the vital nutrients easily.
I also struggle with
those eggy breads, which is why I knew I had to figure out an alternative.
Not exact matches
Without having made this version, but as one who has a sour cherry tree in my backyard (yield 150 pounds this year), and makes French farmhouse - style clafoutis every year at this time, the photo reveals an
eggy product (texture similar to a
bread pudding) rather than a creamy product (texture similar to a custard).
This is the only «
bread» I can get my husbands approval on, the others are too
eggy or cheesy.
And Elana, if you read this, I love your blog and your amazing recipes — I just wanted to share my tweaks with others who found the
bread a little too
eggy tasting, like I did:)
That said, the
bread is fantastic, a bit oily (but I bet that is the fault of my decision), and the taste is really
eggy almost like french toast.
I made this
bread and it tasted overwhelmingly
eggy... I wonder if my eggs are larger than the ones the recipe was based on?
I had some with my egg for breakfast and it went really well as the
bread has a slightly «
eggy» taste.
The
bread was delicious but didn't seem to have much of that famous
eggy flavour and wasn't all that sweet even after I added a bit of honey to the recipe.
Brioche is one of my favorite
breads to make... all
eggy and buttery and stuff.
They were definitely
eggy tasting and the consistency made me feel like I was eating slightly
breaded eggs.
Essentially this is less - sweet
bread pudding; the fact that the
bread is torn or cut into chunks before soaking in an
eggy bath classifies it as such.
it does taste
eggy with a texture that's more like moist cake instead of typical normal
bread (since no yeast is used).
I've made the
bread and it's pretty and tasty, but just to ask if it's supposed to taste
eggy and the texture's like moist cake.
As the reviews say, the
bread tasted very
eggy when I took it... Continue reading →
If I make it with 3 eggs, is there any substitution I can do so the
bread still comes out the same, but less
eggy?
i find the
bread to be too
eggy and the smell of the flaxseed irks me a bit.
We do not use brioches, challahs or other thick
breads, but slices of a simple white sandwich loaf is dipped in a sweet
eggy batter and pan-fried, usually in ghee or butter.
Not only was it soft and fluffy like wheat
bread, but it didn't taste
eggy.
I think many of Elana's recipes are too «
eggy» (like the pumpkin
bread which I found almost inedible because it had no flavor and a weird
eggy consistency) so that's why I used one less egg in this recipe.
I don't know why, but for many of Elanas
bread / muffin / bar recipes I need to subtract an egg otherwise I end up with an
eggy mess.
With amaretto - soaked golden raisins, freshly squeezed orange juice, and Marzipan, this braided
eggy yeast
bread is prevalent throughout Eastern Europe.
Light, fluffy... totally «bready» and not
eggy at all!!!!! I have been lamenting that most paleo
breads taste like eggs.
It came out «
eggy» looking in the center instead of looking like actual
bread.
I've tried the keto and the Paleo
breads and they are too
eggy and not much good for sandwiches at all.
Eggy challah
bread adds a visual warmth to this classic stuffing laced with sage - rich breakfast sausage, toasted pecans, and tart dried cherries.
As the pudding cools and is eventually chilled, its original delicate texture and
eggy custard taste disappears leaving behind a most delightful and satisfying pumpkin pie /
bread pudding smash up.
If they are supposed to be
eggy, then can I add more coconut to make them more like
bread?
Maybe it's the baked - overnight
bread slathered with fresh ricotta and fig, or any of the
eggy choices.
It's a rich,
eggy Jewish
bread, usually braided, and usually beautiful.
This paleo and keto focaccia
bread is soft, chewy and with a killer taste (i.e. no
eggy business here!).
A savoury and comforting make - ahead dish with layers of whole grain
bread, swiss chard, and gruyere cheese baked in an
eggy custard.
Using your other hand (not
eggy one) cover chicken piece fully with
bread crumbs and place on a sprayed cookie sheet.
So far I've found coconut - based
breads to be too
eggy — more like quiche than
bread — but toasting it might help.
I don't think this
bread has an
eggy taste, but it does have a little bit of an
eggy texture.
The
bread alone wasn't a runaway success and unsurprisingly tasted a little
eggy,...
It has an
eggy, «Broiche» quality to it, but if you try to banish any
bread expectations before trying Chompie's, we guarantee you will love it!