I think it’s silly when bloggers apologize for being away and living their lives but here I am, feeling like I should say “sorry for being MIA last week. I was doing XYZ..” We apologize too much.
I was in Oregon visiting family and welcoming my husband back to America (he remained in Korea for a few months after I left). We were lucky enough to spend time at the beach, in a house overlooking the bay. No internet, no TV. Just salty air, seagulls and burly fisherman. We love Oregon and plan to move to Portland in the next couple years.
After a 1300 mile drive from coast to Colorado, we are now back with my folks for a bit before hitting the road again. Our next adventure is taking us to the East coast, between Baltimore and DC.
Also, I’ve been working on something pretty exciting that I can’t wait to share with you all. More on that later…
But you aren’t here to read about my life, you’re here for a bomb-diggity french toast recipe. I made this simple, healthy brekkie on the fly yesterday and am now regretting I didn’t make enough to have leftovers for today. I must learn to anticipate my future laziness.
Serves: 4 slices

- 4 slices sprouted grain bread (I used Ezekiel)
- 2 whole, organic eggs
- 2 organic egg whites
- 1 heaping teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1 teaspoon coconut palm sugar
- pinch of salt
- splash of milk (I used flax milk)
- Organic maple syrup
- 1 Tablespoon coconut oil
- Whisk together all ingredients in a shallow dish, large enough to soak the bread in.
- Add bread to custard mixture and allow to thoroughly soak. Be sure to flip after a minute or two.
- Heat coconut oil in a skillet over medium heat.
- Without overcrowding the pan, cook the custard-soaked bread for a few minutes on each side, until slightly brown on the outside but still moist on the inside.
- Serve warm with real maple syrup, pepitas, walnuts, whipped coconut cream, pumpkin butter... anything you like!
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You definitely have got me craving french toast right now. This fall flavoured french toast looks SO delicious.. pinned!
Thanks, Thalia! Your blog is stunning, by the way!
Anything with warming spices is just so perfect for the fall! Can’t wait to try this, Renee. By the way, I just nominated you for the Liebster Award! The details are in my most recent blog post 🙂
I don’t know how I missed finishing this! Thank you!
Hi Renee,
I just saw Julia’s comment above. Looks like she beat me to it! Cuz I did the same 🙂 LOL
Now I certainly don’t expect you to answer 22 questions, but feel free to pop by the blog and see if you fancy answering a few 🙂
This is the link: http://thelittleplantation.co.uk/blog/tomato8dec
Fun! I will get right to it 🙂
Renee
Lovely combination of flavors in french toast form. I’ve always wanted to have pumpkin pie for breakfast, but this seems like a better alternative !
Love your blog and recipes. Are you interested in becoming a Chicory App recipe partner?