It’s fall, and you know what that means!! Besides the best holiday EVER (Halloween) It also means it’s apple picking season. This also means it’s time for everything apples. So let’s start off with something super decadent by making some delicious, quick and simple Apple Pie Stuffed French Toast. It only takes a few minutes to put together and even less for everyone to eat…YES. they are that good!
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French toast has always been something that was super decadent to me and only made on special occasions. But now that I’m an adult. With adult money… I make it way more often. This means switching things up every now and then so I don’t get bored with my favourite recipes.
Apple Pie Stuffed French Toast (Simple & Vegan)
Notes
This recipe makes just enough stuffed French Toast for 4 people, but you can easily double and or triple the recipe.
Ingredients
- 2 TBSP Sugar +1TBSP for apples
- 1/4 TSP Salt + 1/4 TSP for apples
- 1 TSP Cinnamon + 1 TSP for apples
- 1 C Milk
- 2 TSP Vanilla Extract
- 2 Thinly sliced apples
- 8 Slices of your choice of bread
Instructions
- Peel and slice apples thinly and mix with cinnamon, salt and sugar. Let sit while you prepare the French toast mixture
- Add sugar, salt, vanilla extract, milk and cinnamon together till everything is dissolved.
- Add some butter into the pan and turn onto med. heat.
- Place a layer of apple slices between 2 slices of bread and dip both sides in the French Toast mixture
- Place in your pan spaced apart and cook evenly on both sides till golden brown.
- Remove from the pan and serve. Topping with your favourite ingredients.
This is such a great and quick recipe that you can honestly make at any time. The “batter” and the apples sit well for about a week, so if you want to make it ahead of time and store them in the fridge. That works very well.
A few notes on this recipe:
- you can remove the cinnamon from the batter if you don’t like it as much, but I highly recommend leaving it in the apples, as it creates the apple pie flavour so much more
- It honestly doesn’t matter what kind of milk you use. As long as you have a thicker consistency in your wet mix, you will be fine.
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Tag me on Instagram @thediscountvegan and hashtag #thediscountvegan or #thediscountveganrecipes if you recreate this Apple Pie Stuffed French Toast. I can’t wait to see your photos!