The recipe Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)
Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) recipe is a French Breakfast meal that takes 10 minutes to make. If you enjoy French for Breakfast, you will like Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)!
Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)
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Made like an omlette, this version has a higher ratio of egg-to-bread. What Course Is Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)?Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) is for Breakfast. How Long Does Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) Recipe Take To Prepare?Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) takes 5 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) Recipe Take To Cook?Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) takes 10 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) Recipe Make?Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) makes 2 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) Recipe?The ingredients for Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) are: eggsmilk whole wheat baguette vanilla stevia cinnamon cooking spray How Do I Make Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)?Here is how you make Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar): 1. Prepare. Slice bread into eight disk-shaped pieces. Combine eggs, milk, vanilla, stevia, and cinnamon and whisk for 2 minutes. Submerge bread in mixture. 2. Cook. Spray pan and heat over medium flame. When hot, pour in whole bowl of mixture, and separate bread disks to lay flat -- should make a circle and cover bottom of pan. Fry 3 minutes and flip when brown. Finish 5 minutes on other side, and serve immediately. 3. Serve (0ptional) pour syrup evenly over whole pain perdu omlette style, then cut in half to serve.Serving Size: Makes 2 servingsNumber of Servings: 2Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user LIZKOLSTER.What's The Nutritional Info For Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)?The nutritional information for Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) is:
What Type Of Cuisine Is Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar)?Pain Perdu (High Protein - Low Sugar) is French cuisine. |
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