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BAKED FRENCH TOAST 
1/4 c. butter
1/3 c. sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon
4 eggs
2/3 c. milk
8 slices bread
Vanilla, optional

Melt butter in 10 x 15-inch pan in oven. Mix sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle evenly into pan. Mix eggs and milk. Dip bread, soaking well (we sometimes prepare this an hour or so in advance and allow it to soak in the refrigerator).

Bake in a preheated 400°F oven on center rack for 10 to 15 minutes. Let stand 1 minute. Lift out sugar side up on serving platter.

NOTE: Use thickly sliced French bread or Texas toast for best results.

recipe reviews
Baked French Toast
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 Judy Chandlee (Nebraska) says:
Very good! The only I did was turn the toast over at about 12 mins and let it cook for another 5. So easy and very tasty! I served it with pure maple syrup..Yummy!
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 Irene (Washington) says:
This is a wonderful recipe. I use it for my bed and breakfast and always receive raves.
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 Charmelle (Alabama) says:
I used all egg whites & subbed honey for sugar... It was delicious!!!
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 Bo (United States) says:
add a little vanilla extract
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 Renee (United States) says:
Omg fabulous! I did add some sugar & cinnamon to the top, used Texas bread & baked for 20 mins. Next time I will try to reduce the amount a sugar so I don't feel as guilty after eating them.
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 Aimee (Idaho) says:
Great recipe, used Texas Toast and finished it under broiler for a minute or two to golden brown!
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 Kristin Lucas (Texas) says:
Made a 1/2 recipe of this with gluten free raisin bread - Fabulous.
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 Rachel (Idaho) says:
Delicious and easy to make. I replace butter and oil in all recipes with coconut oil. Gave it a great subtle flavor and is healthier than butter. Also took 20 min in my oven.
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 Denise (Kentucky) says:
Made this for my son and his three small children. It was a BIG hit! Very easy and quick to prepare. Sprinkled some of the cinnamon sugar on top and baked for 20-25 minutes. Much easier than cooking a few pieces at a time in a skillet. I would definitely recommend using thick sliced french bread.
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 Charlotte (Pennsylvania) says:
Used to buy frozen French toast sticks for my son's breakfast...Made this once when I had bread to use up and have made it several times since. My son LOVES it and will ask for it for supper even. I too have tweaked the recipe a bit. I sprinkle cinnamon and sugar on top, as well, and have added a touch of nutmeg sometimes.
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 ShaunTeah (Illinois) says:
I layered the bread and put slices of cream cheese in between. Very good alternative and I baked it for a half hour.
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 Jennie (Tennessee) says:
Simple and delicious recipe. Not an overnighter and no extras you may not have available. Thank you!
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 Kathrine (Kansas) says:
This is a fantastic and easy dish!!!!
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 Elizabeth Jensen (Illinois) says:
I put cinnamon and sugar mixture both sides...Mmmmm!
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 Bernadette (Pennsylvania) says:
Huge hit! I also baked for 20 minutes. Used challah & pumpkin pie spice instead of cinnamon and added vanilla to the egg mix. I also sprinkled some on top and added tiny pats of butter in top of each piece. Kids loved it and even said it was better than griddle French toast! I will definitely be making this again & sharing the recipe!

 

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