Ingredients
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4
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1/4
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3
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10
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1
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1/2
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1/8
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1 1/2
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1/2
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1
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2
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Directions
Lorilyn’s Deep Fried Stuffed French Toast, A light & fluffy coating on thick slices of Texas Toast, filled with a lightly sweetened cream cheese with a hint of almond flavoring This is a recipe I created this morning DH & I were watching the Food Network last night & saw mention of a restaurant that serves deep fried french toast but no recipe or hints on how it was made It sounded interesting enough to play around with so I browsed my kitchen & made a few notes on what to try this morning I had Texas Toast & some cream cheese on hand & it occurred to me that I could make a filling to stuff the extra thick slices of bread with This is the final result We loved it & I hope you enjoy it too! *Note – used a deep fryer for this but you could easily do it in a deep sided pan on the stove or a deep sided griddle We tried these with my blueberry/raspberry syrup from Recipe #22066, with lazyme’s Recipe #330075, store-bought orange marmalade and maple syrup , Wow! Very tasty! Not something you want to make very often though used a half cup normal milk, half cup buttermilk, to add to the fattyness, which gave it a very rich flavor! Thanks for posting!, This was a tasty french toast recipe!! Made just as posted and the whole family enjoyed these we also sprinkled it with powdered sugar!! Thanks for posting MAde for ZWT 5
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Steps
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1
Done
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In Stand Up Mixer or in Small Bowl, Combine Cream Cheese, Almond Extract and Powdered Sugar Until Fluffy. |
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2
Done
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Fit a Cake Decorating Bag With a Large Tip (star or Round) and Fill With Cream Cheese Mixture. Set Aside. |
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3
Done
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Using a Serrated Bread Knife, Slice Each Piece of Texas Toast Into Half on the Diagonal. |
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4
Done
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Along the Newly Cut Diagonal Edge, Use the Tip of the Knife to Gently Make a One Inch Slice Into the Center of the Bread, Making Sure the Slice Runs Parallel to the Top and Bottom of the Bread. |
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5
Done
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Insert the Decorator Tip Into the Opening & Squeeze Out About a Teaspoon or So of Filling. With a Thumb & Finger, Gently Pinch the Opening to Close It Back Up & Cover the Filling. (this Could Also Be Done With a Ziplock Baggie With a Corner Cut Off, Although not Quite as Easily.). |
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6
Done
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in Mixer or Another Medium Bowl, Combine Flour, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Baking Powder and Salt. |
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7
Done
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Beat in Milk and Eggs Until Batter Is Smooth. Pour Into Deep Wide Bowl or Into a Pie Plate, For Dipping. |
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8
Done
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Pre-Heat Deep Fryer or Griddle (about 350) and When Ready Dip Filled Slices of Bread Into Batter, Turn Once and Place Into Fryer Basket. (mine Will Hold Two Slices at a Time.) |
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9
Done
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Fry 2 Minutes or Until Lightly Browned & Crispy Looking Then Turn Each Slice Over With a Pair of Tongs and Fry the Other Side For 2 Minutes or Until Done. |
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10
Done
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Remove With Tongs to Paper Towel Lined Plate to Drain. Sprinkle With Powdered Sugar, If Desired. |
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11
Done
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Repeat With the Rest of the Slices. |
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12
Done
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Serve Immediately (careful - Filling Is Hot) With Your Choice of Syrups, Jams or Jellies. |
