After making Brandied Apple Butter late last year, I started thinking. Wouldn’t that be delicious to use in a French Toast Bake, like the Pumpkin French Toast Bake that I made? AND wouldn’t it be a fun brunch idea to make these as individual servings for people to have at their place settings? So… I give you Individual Apple French Toast Bakes! Adjust the recipe to accommodate the number of people you’re serving. Like the pumpkin version, these are great to make up ahead of time and refrigerate overnight. Just pop them in the oven the morning of your brunch!
Individual Apple French Toast Bakes
Cut french bread into 1 inch cubes and fill individual ramekins.
Whisk together eggs, milk, buttermilk, apple butter, vanilla, and all the spices.
Pout egg mixture over the bread cubes. Push down on the bread with your hands (or a spoon) until it’s all soaked and mainly covered.
Combine the brown sugar and walnuts in a small bowl. Top the french toast bake with the walnut mixture until evenly coated. If baking at a later time, cover with tin foil and refrigerate until ready to bake.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden brown and no longer wet.
Serve immediately plain, or with maple syrup.
Omigosh, You may have just decided what I’m serving at breakfast in the morning for a group of friends. I may have to do the pumpkin since I probably won’t have time to make the brandied apple butter.
Glad that I was able to inspire! Both the apple and the pumpkin are delicious and you should be happy with either one 🙂
These are so cute. I love individual sized portions!
Thanks Leah!
These look and sound so good, I am going to give this one to my stepmom, she has brunch alot and is always looking for recipes. Thanks for sharing.
Cynthia
You’re quite welcome Cynthia! Hope you’re step-mom (and her guests) like them! 🙂
That looks yummy!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! And you’re quite welcome 🙂
I’m considering doing a brunch for 6 people on Maggie’s birthday next month. This recipe is DEFINITELY something I’d go to! This also gives me an excuse to buy the colorblock bakers I saw two days ago a Dollar Tree! 🙂
Thank you for this timely post.
The individual portions really make it perfect for a brunch setting! And definitely, anytime it gives an excuse to buy cute bakers!!! 🙂
Wow, these will be great with maple syrup 🙂
They really are! 🙂
Looks beautiful and i bet it tastes even better! Oyy, i need to loose weight… 😀
Haha! Thanks, I really thought they were yummy!
Oh wow, brandied apple butter…I bet these were ridiculously delicious and decadent 🙂
They were really good! Definitely recommend 🙂
I love them in the ramekins. Better that way. They look delicious. French bread and brandied apple butter.., double yum!!
Very yum!! And glad you like the idea of them in the ramekins!
This looks just wonderful!!
Thank you!!
These look so good. I love the little green ramekins!
Thanks Chris! It was really yummy — and I’m really loving my ramekins too 😉
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