Summer gatherings at our house are usually matched with grilled foods. It’s such a wonderful smell and a beautiful gathering place in the backyard. The kids run and play while the adults have great conversation, all while smelling the delicious food cooking on the grill. Can’t you just smell it?
Yep, the neighbors are jealous.
Now that we’re settled into our home here in Charleston, SC, where our immediate family is also located, we’ve been frequently hosting big family gatherings. All the laughs and good food make me all warm and fussy inside. And while most of these gatherings are for dinner, breakfast is even better!
Typically when I make french toast, I can only fit 3-4 pieces of batter soaked bread on my griddle. This makes for a slow breakfast. However, our grill fit the entire challah bread loaf! Everyone gets a warm slice at the same time!
Pass a mimosa!
What’s more are the beautiful char marks on each slice that create a simple, yet appetizing plate. The flavor is rich with vanilla and smoke. You know, the smokey flavor of grilling out?! Well, it’s now in a breakfast food. Top it with maple syrup and some fresh fruit and you have a summer breakfast straight from the grill!
Not to mention, it’s the perfect Father’s Day breakfast for your sweet-loving father.
Grilled French Toast
Ingredients
- 1 loaf challah bread
- 12-15 eggs
- 1/2 cup milk
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
How-To
- Preheat the grill to medium-low heat.
- Slice the challah bread into 1″ thick slices.
- Whisk the eggs, milk, vanilla and salt together.
- Coat the bread slices in the egg mixture and place on the preheated oil sprayed grill. Cook until the egg is cooked, flipping half way through, and you have nice grill marks on each side.
- Serve warm with syrup and fruit!
oooooooooooooh I wanna come over to your house!!! LOVE that you made this french toast on the grill!
This looks and sounds amazing! Did you put anything underneath the french toast to catch the dripping egg?
Nope, I just let it drip, but it wasn’t much and burned off in the grill. Happy Grilling!