Ok did I just say Eggnog French Toast? You better believe it! This family favorite recipe will be hit for your eggnog, Christmas loving family. It's so easy to throw together, and hits all those holiday flavors!

This is a super fun breakfast to make during the Christmas holiday. It's a great way to start off the morning followed by fun Christmas traditions and a day full of fun! Perfect for all your eggnog recipe needs!

This recipe was inspired by the ease of our Egg and Biscuit Breakfast Casserole!

Ingredients

The best part of Eggnog French Toast? How easy it is put together with these delicious ingredients!

Eggnog
Eggs
Cinnamon
Nutmeg
French Bread

See recipe card for quantities.

Instructions- Let's make Eggnog French Toast!

Making Eggnog French toast is easy!

First, heat a griddle or skillet on medium heat.

Next, in a shallow baking dish, add eggnog, eggs, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Gently beat together. You don't need to over mix, just make sure the ingredients are well mixed.

Lightly grease the preheated surface.

Dip one slice of bread in eggnog mixture for ten seconds, turning to coat both sides.

Cook the bread on one side until golden brown, flip, and cook the other side until golden brown.

Serve with warmed syrup, whipped cream and or berries!

Hint: Don't forget to spray your griddle or skillet before cooking the Eggnog French toast to avoid sticking!

What bread should I use for French Toast?

When making french toast I love using thick white bread. This can include

French Bread
Italian Bread
Texas Toast

I have even used a normal loaf of sandwich bread when I had a craving for French Toast but didn't have the bread listed above! The key to any bread is to make sure you don't soak it too long to avoid it getting soggy!

Variations

Eggnog French toast is so fun to change up! Have you seen all the Eggnog choices you have at the grocery store?

While this recipe calls for traditional Eggnog, you can substitute with

Fire Ball Eggnog
Cinnamon Eggnog
Pumpkin Eggnog
Your favorite flavor!

When changing the flavor of Eggnog, depending on what flavor you are wanting, you may not want to add the extra cinnamon spice!

Equipment

When I cook french toast and pancakes, I love using a large griddle. It set my griddle to 350 degrees. I love the ability to cook multiple pieces at once so more people can enjoy the meal instead of waiting for one piece of french toast at a time.

If you don't have a griddle, a frying pan works great over medium heat.

Top Tip

I'm not a fan when French Toast gets soggy! I've found the best way to avoid soggy bread is dip each side of the french toast for 10 seconds and then immediately begin cooking on your preheated griddle. This allows you to get all the great flavor of the eggnog mixture, while skipping out on soggy bread!

Storage

Eggnog French Toast is best the day of but if you have leftovers, be sure to store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 2-3 days.

When reheating, you can use an air fryer to crisp up the pieces. Using a microwave to reheat will result in a varying textures.

Christmas Morning Breakfast Ideas

Christmas morning breakfast menu has always been really important to our family. We love having a fun idea ready for the exciting morning to take a pause from all the commotion and enjoy a hot breakfast. Enjoy these recipes well suited for Christmas Morning.

More breakfast ides here!

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