French toast is a classic breakfast item, but if you're looking to get creative in the kitchen it's really just a starting point, according to Bobby Flay.

Melt butter in a large skillet over medium-high. Lift bread from egg mixture, letting excess egg drip off before placing bread in skillet. Fry French toast until browned on one side, about 2 minutes.

The French of French toast can attest to that. Their version of this dish is known as called “pain perdu,” or “lost bread.” We know it as a favorite breakfast or brunch dish.

If you're making French toast for a crowd, you can double this recipe and prepare it in batches. Stash cooked slices of French toast in an oven set to 200°F to keep them warm until you're ready ...

Ray also shared a video of her cooking this unique meal, so you can cook alongside her. People were excited to make this recipe, with one person writing, “Wow I am going to try, next time I have ...

This recipe for French toast sticks is featured in a California chef's new family cookbook. Chef Andrew Gruel says these recipes are quick, "easy and approachable." ...

Few breakfasts are as beloved as French toast, a dish so hearty and fulfilling that many people enjoy it for dinner. Though traditional French toast is very popular, the traditional recipe can be ...