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French Toast 
Danish Apple Bread

Ingredients needed:

One loaf sliced Danish Apple Bread
Six eggs
One cup milk
½ tsp. salt
6 med. Gala or Jonathon apples, cored and thin sliced
1 stick butter
2 tsp. ground cinnamon

Start by melting the butter in a hot pan, and then add the sliced apples and one tsp. of cinnamon to the pan.  Let the bottom apples get browned before turning them, then sauté the apples for 15 to 20 minutes, turning frequently until tender. 

Mix the beaten eggs, milk and salt together in a large shallow bowl, then dip the slices of Danish apple bread in the batter and drain slightly.  Fry in a hot frying pan with salad oil or butter if you prefer, browning on one side before turning the slices over.  The whole loaf of bread will make 10 large   pieces of French toast, or you can cut the slices in half before frying for a smaller serving size. 

Serve the Danish Apple French Toast with the sliced sautéed apples on top, sprinkled with the remaining cinnamon.  It is great with powdered sugar, Splenda sugar substitute, or sour cream on top, or you could use your favorite maple syrup as a topper too.

 

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