This morning I was looking around my kitchen for something interesting to eat for breakfast and found a quarter loaf of French bread staring at me. I had used most of the bread the night before for the homemade French onion soup I made for my family. Now I was thinking what could I do with what remained. Almost immediately garlic, butter, and cheese popped into my head. I could make some type of garlic cheesy bread variant but that didn’t seem too breakfasty to me. What if I threw some eggs and maybe some fresh cucumber slices into the mix? Whenever I make new dishes I always like to have one variation that is a bit vegetarian friendly.
Okay, so now that I have your taste buds excited let me explain how I put this easy meal together. First I started with a pair of 2-inch thick slices of French bread. I buttered them up, and then sprinkled some garlic powder on top of each. Then I spread some shredded mozzarella cheese on top of both bread slices and set them on my toaster ovens baking pan. I placed the baking pan into my toaster oven and set on broil for 4-5 minutes. While this was cooking I fried up an egg over easy in a pan on the stove. The trick with broiling in the toaster oven is to keep an eye on it to make sure the bread or cheese doesn’t burn. The garlic french bread was done and shortly thereafter so was my egg. I placed the egg on top of one slice of bread and a couple of fresh organic cucumber slices on the other. In the end the creation was a very flavorful breakfast that was not over-filling.
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Found my way here from Facebook. If I could try this in any recipe since I'd love to work with puff pastry; giving that amaretto cheesecake in pastry shells sounds like a pleasant task.
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Their site has a lot of great recipes! I would love to make the Blueberry Bread with Crumb Topping.
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Kathleen Marie Smith
I would like to try the Unfried Chicken Skewers and the Garlic French Bread Toast looks delicious
Dorothy Ransom
The chocolate molten cookies sound great and easy. You can't beat chocolate and easy!
Kimberly Geissinger
The chocolate molten cookies would make a wonderful Christmas treat..:)
Dawn Reid
I would love to make the Blueberry Bread with Crumb Topping.
Maureen
my delicious italian seed cookies
Natalie
I would make mac and cheese with extra butter!
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I would make sugar cookies
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I would make cupcakes and oatmeal cookies.
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I would make oatmeal raisin cookies !
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heather c
A lovely grilled cheese sandwich, please. Yum!
Bev Elliott
I want to try your Garlic Cheese Bread with the cucumber and fried egg on it. I read this in your post above. I also tweeted. I also tagged a friend under your other post, Alita Alexander.
Kaye Lake
This would be good in Banana Nut Bread!!! 🙂
janije martinez
i would use it to make fried egg toast...a favorite at our house! 🙂
Sandra Crispo
like the idea of combining french toast and garlic, interesting!!
Donna Murphy
I have to say, when I first started reading this, I thought "ewww, gross!!!" By the time I got about halfway through my mind had been changed. This sounds so good. Now I need to get me a loaf of bread and give this a try!! Thanks for sharing it with us!!
peggy fedison
mmm this looks delish.. i think im gonna make it yum ty fo sharing
Karen N.
Looks yummy I will try it this weekend Thanks for the idea
Denise Osborn
I never would of thought of having garlic toast for breakfast.
Kelly Nicholson
i like that egg on french toast idea..im going to have to try it..thanks
Mary Becker
I can't believe I never thought of this! Thank you!!! We have garlic bread with dinner one or two times a week - that means we sometimes have leftover which could easily be used for this. Am thinking that I'll try it with a colby/jack cheese though.
Thanks, again.
Julie Wood
This Garlic French bread recipe looks so delicious and easy to make. I love the I can not believe its butter recipe and have it all the time on my potatoes and other recipes. Thanks for sharing this great idea!
Randy Fulgham
i love french toast-- this looks so good --i wished i had some now
Holly E
Very yummy breakfast recipe! I can't wait to make this.