Posted on Wednesday, May 25, 2016 in Breakfast Recipes

Portuguese Style French Toast (Rabanadas)

Learn how to make these delicious Portuguese style French toast (rabanadas).
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Portuguese Style French Toast (Rabanadas)

Preparation time 15 min
Cooking Time 15 min
Ready In 30 min
Level of DifficultyEasy
Servings6

Ingredients

1 loaf of day old crusty bread2 cups of milk3 large eggs1 tablespoon of sugar1/2 teaspoon of cinnamonMargarine for cookingSugar and cinnamon for topping
1 loaf of day old crusty bread2 cups of milk3 large eggs1 tablespoon of sugar1/2 teaspoon of cinnamonMargarine for cookingSugar and cinnamon for topping
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Preparation

  1. Slice the bread into 1inch slices and place in a deep dish pan. Beat all the other ingredients in a bowl.
  2. Pour the egg mixture evenly over the bread. Let the bread slices sit in the egg for about 30 seconds and then flip them over to absorb into the other side.
  3. Keep flipping the bread until all of the egg mixture is absorbed.
  4. Meanwhile on medium high heat, melt margarine in a large flat skillet or griddle. When the skillet is hot, lower the heat to medium and gently place the slices of bread on the grill greasing the pan as needed.
  5. Cook both sides of the bread until golden brown and it becomes firm to the touch. If you find the bread still soggy, continue cooking them on low heat for longer.
  6. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon while still hot.
Recipe Credit: Tia Maria's Blog, portuguesediner.com/tiamaria
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Lucille Rissler
Lucille Rissler
I make this using sweet bread and I don't use sugar or cinnamon but I do put a little butter on them and have a small bowl with maple syrup on the side for dipping. I also have a fried egg on top and I use the sides of the sweet bread not covered by the egg to dip in the egg yolk so, so good.
1 Year ago, Friday, January 5, 2024
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Isabel
Isabel
I make a fish my mom taught me with day old bread .. it’s all the same ingredients but the milk is separate from the eggs and you soaked the bread with milk then squeezed it out then dipped in eggs then fried … I think this version would be much much easier
1 Year ago, Monday, September 4, 2023
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Alex Bisset
Alex Bisset
I also like to add a little Nutmeg.
3 Years ago, Wednesday, May 11, 2022
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Port
Thank you for the tip. 👍👍
3 Years ago, Wednesday, May 11, 2022
Maria
Maria
These are delicious, my favorite!
3 Years ago, Tuesday, May 10, 2022
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Port
Great to know Maria, enjoy.
3 Years ago, Tuesday, May 10, 2022
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