French Toast in a Mug
- SERVES
- 1
- COOK TIME
- 2 Min
Breakfast on-the-go just got even better with our French Toast in a Mug recipe! In just about two minutes you can have a decadent breakfast that tastes like the perfect cross between french toast and rich bread pudding. Add a drizzle of syrup to take it over the top!
What You'll Need
- 2 slices bread, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 egg
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
What to Do
- Coat a 12-ounce microwaveable coffee mug with cooking spray. Place bread cubes in mug and press down lightly.
- In a small bowl, whisk milk, egg, vanilla, sugar, cinnamon, and salt. Pour egg mixture over bread cubes and let soak in for 1 minute.
- Microwave on high 1 minute, then add 10 seconds at a time till it's set.
Notes
- We used challah bread for this but feel free to use whatever bread you have on hand.
- Serve with maple syrup or sprinkle with confectioners' sugar.
- There are lots of yummy dishes you can prepare with a mug and a microwave! Try our Chocolate Mug Brownie and our Mexican Coffee Cup Scramble for 2 delicious options!
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derekloux 1063622
Mar 08, 2016
Looks great and very easy but where are the nutritionals regarding this recipe.
Test Kitchen Team
Mar 09, 2016
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OnlyTheBest
Dec 04, 2015
What a great way to enjoy a serving of bread pudding, without having to make a large pan of it.
Member 7584591
Dec 04, 2015
This sounds easy and delicious! I will definitely have to give this a try.
contest718 7464146
Dec 04, 2015
This looks really yummy.I am sure my husband and I would enjoy this on a cozy morning in.
gabichris 4783389
Dec 04, 2015
I would like to try this soon and some of the other mug recipes as well.
tamarareardon 4878 689
Aug 24, 2015
Quick, easy, and satisfying - And, no, my mug was not ruined! I agree that it is more of a bread pudding than a french toast but for a meal that took less than 5 minutes to make I won't be complaining. It was warm and filing. The second time I made this I added no-sugar apricot jam and figs - It was great!
MarthaSmith
Feb 23, 2015
This managed to not only hurt my happiness, but it also struck my liver, gave me a hernia, and showed me the wrath a thousand sunset samurais - making me commit seppuku for my sins. In all seriousness though, this recipe was bland, ruined my mug (even after the cooking spray), and wasted all of my bread. I thought "hey, this can't be that bad given the ratings!" I have never been more wrong in my entire life. Would not make again, or recommend. IF YOU DO DECIDE TO MAKE IT, ADD MORE SUGAR. (Half a bottle of maple syrup is now sadly gone, even after an entire tablespoon of sugar.)
Moppel
Feb 11, 2015
This is awesome! I agree, it's more bread pudding than french toast. But you know what? That's perfect, because I LOVE bread pudding, and now I don't have to make a whole pan. I used a Ramekin rather than a coffee mug (I just prefer using Ramekins for any "coffee mug" recipes), and it came out amazing. I loved that it is not very sweet. I also simply mixed all the liquid ingredients in the measuring cup I was using to measure the milk, no need to dirty up a separate bowl.
Moppel
Feb 12, 2015
Just wanted to add something. My 6 year old had a horribly sore throat yesterday and refused to eat or drink anything. Well, he gobbled this up and then spent the rest of the day talking about how this bread pudding had made his throat feel better. He requested it again for dinner.
Tulsa Time
Dec 31, 2014
Much to my surprise, this was really good. It's perfect for someone who lives alone. I wouldn't normally fix breakfast for myself but I will make this frequently. I might add some finely chopped pecans next time.
sdaily48 4337498
Oct 25, 2014
This was dillish! I left out the sugar & drizzeled some syrup on top. I hate making breakfast or eating it. But I'll do this again.
gwennie the pooh
Oct 23, 2014
Can't wait to try this : ) I have a recipe for baked french toast casserole that makes way to much for my family. Now I can make just for me : ) And I love those mugs so cute!
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