Another breakfast simple savory breakfast food! This one even doesn’t need a recipe, but I will post it anyway. This is something my mom made for breakfast when bread got “hard”. We never wasted food (we can’t afford that!) and now I don’t waste food cause I thought well! That is how I grew up – simple clean eating! Now people pay money to get to know what is simple/clean food!
So here is recipe.
Savoury Eggy Bread
Savoury breakfast ideas
Ingredients
- 6 slices of bread
- 2 eggs
- salt, pepper to taste
- oil for frying
Directions
- Heat the oil in the pan.
- Wisk eggs with salt and pepper until well mixed.
- Dip bread slice in the egg, repeat with another side and other slices.
- Fry in the heated pan until golden brown on both sides.
Ilze
Yum. We call this French toast 👍😉
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French!? Interesting, I thought French toast has cheese in it 🙂 or made with sugar…. And if we went to France than half of our “French food” wouldn’t be French any more 🙂 🙂 🙂
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I know. Kinda crazy. Lol
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Yes, we call this French toast and it’s one of my favorite breakfast foods.
Our family puts maple sugar and peanut butter (if no allergies) or Nutella on the the French toast – delicious !
Suz
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I commented before, here in Latvia something different is called French toast :). Interesting! Are you making it with “salt” and then add Nutella?! Or that one is made without salt?!
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Yes without the salt. Add cinnamon in place of the salt or a little bit of vanilla.
I haven’t tried the version with salt. I wonder if a little bit of sour cream and chives would go with your savory version.
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YES! Sour cream for sure. Sometimes I like to eat it with mayo too!
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A favourite ‘recipe’ from childhood, ‘eggy bread’. ‘French toast’ for us was something completely different, a slice of bread buttered on one side and toasted on the other. Was a way of using up left-over buttered bread as, like you Ilze, no food would be thrown away. I don’t resent this history of ‘poverty’ but rather am grateful for the ‘training’ which means I have absolutely no ‘food fads’, or allergies. I’m salivating about this eggy bread now and will make a slice when I get home to go with my tea!
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I love your comment and agree with it! I hope you are at home and drinking tea right now!
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Yes! French toast! We put milk in with the eggs and put syrup on top. Yummy!
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Sweet eggy bread than 🙂
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Oops someone stole my comment that this is French Bread. There are a ton of different versions and some I think my dad just makes up🤣
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🙂 Is your dad French!? (or he likes to call everything french) 🙂
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No my dad isn’t French and that’s just the name it’s called here in the West, even at restaurants
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🙂 I see! (as you know I’m from Latvia, and English isn’t my native, so sometimes I just didn’t get it 🙂 sorry)
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No problem:)
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Good! 🙂
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We called it French Toast when we were kids. I later found out that FT was with sugar sprinkled on it. I don’t like it like that. I much prefer your version (same as mine). Great way to use up any stale bread! I grew up not wasting food and continue to do so even now! Not a bad thing. I also think it makes you more inventive and creative when you need to come up with ideas to use up leftovers etc.
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Yes! At first it seems “difficult” to make your meal from “what you have in fridge” + “leftovers from yesterday” but … doing that, you start to think about “how much you need to make” and leftovers are no more a problem! 🙂
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Absolutely!
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