If you want to feel like you're eating dessert for breakfast, mix up a custard, dunk some bread in it, and make French toast!

If you love French toast but don't love prepping the batter, we've got the hack for you. This low-maintenance French toast ...

One of the quickest, most satisfying, make-you-feel-like-a-kid-again ways to use stale bread is to make French toast. Bread ...

This Brioche French Toast Casserole is pretty, filling, and absolutely delicious. With its sweet flavor, golden brown top, and creamy custard base, it’s a mouthwatering breakfast or brunch ...

This custard-like French toast is prepared the night before. I serve it with blueberry preserves and butter but you could add more maple syrup. Beat together eggs, maple syrup, milk, vanilla and ...

There are few breakfasts that feel as indulgent, but it couldn’t be easier to make! Challah slices are dipped into an egg custard to make French toast in New York. (Cheyenne Cohen via AP) ...

Banana bread is delicious, but if you turn it into French toast and then top it with a bananas foster-inspired caramel and a mascarpone whipped cream, you’ve got the best banana bread French ...

Emma’s Country Kitchen on St. Clair West upgrades the brunch staple with stout slabs of apple-cinnamon loaf dipped in buttermilk custard, then fried so the edges are crisp and the centre soft.

“To cook your rhubarb, trim it and cut it into chunks, scatter on a roasting tray so that they can lay in a single layer. Coat with sugar, cover with foil and cook in the oven for 15-20 minutes ...

You want to cook the toast for about three minutes on each side, so check to see if you need to reduce the heat to prevent burning. When you flip the toast, you may need to add more butter. When ...

Challah slices are dipped into an egg custard to make French toast in New York. (Cheyenne Cohen via AP) Cooking for your mom on Mother’s Day is probably the Best Gift Ever for a lot of moms.