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Reviewed: Jul. 7, 2004
I love these make-ahead oven breakfast/brunch recipes. I made up a pan of this on the day my daughter moved to her first city apartment. I expected it to have a richer taste, given the cream cheese and half-and-half, but it was pretty ordinary. I wouldn't make this again, not because it's a "bad" recipe but because I have made others that I like better. Love trying new recipes! Thanks.
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Reviewed: Apr. 11, 2004
Very very good. A great "base" recipe for a yummy casserole. I tweaked it just a bit. I found a bread called "French Toast Bread" at the supermarket (Vons). I cubed 2/3's of a loaf, and followed the recipe and advice of others (I used 6 eggs) and also added brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and Butter Pecan Syrup to the cream cheese mixture. Before pouring the egg mixture onto the bread, I sprinkled the bread with cinnamon and brown sugar. After the casserole baked, I squeezed a swirl of syrup onto it so it would melt into the souffle. It's a great recipe! I made it for an Easter Brunch, and I will DEFINETLEY be making it for a Baby Shower Brunch that I'm having in June. YUUUUMY YUMMMY! Everyone LOVED IT!
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Reviewed: Feb. 26, 2004
This was a big hit when I served it at breakfast for some friends. I like things more on the dry side than the soggy side so I used the previously recommended 6 eggs, and between 10 & 11 cups of Pepperidge Farms cinnamon swirl bread, which is almost a loaf and a half. (I don't think I would have enjoyed this near as much made with white bread.) I didn't change anything else in the recipe but I did serve it with heated maple syrup and it was VERY GOOD. THANK YOU BETTY!!
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Reviewed: Feb. 4, 2004
yummy!
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Reviewed: Jan. 19, 2004
I enjoyed this recipe. The bread was not soggy and I would make it again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2003
I just tried this recipe for the first time Christmas morning. It was a huge hit! It is so easy and with a little maple syrup on it, it is delicious! Everyone loved it and are now asking me for the recipe.
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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2003
This was an esy and yummy recipe. I did double the syrup though.
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Reviewed: Nov. 27, 2003
This was just OK. Nothing special. I used sandwich bread and it was a little soggy. I probably won't be making this again.
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Reviewed: Nov. 20, 2003
Easy and not too sweet! Baked for my friends on our annual beach trip and they loved it!
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Reviewed: Nov. 12, 2003
My family liked this well enough but nobody asked for me to make it again. They all put syrup on it. I let the bread stale so it wouldn't be too mushy and that seemed to work out well. One of my daughters even ate the leftovers for dinner when the main dish was too spicy for her, so I guess it was reasonably successful.
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Reviewed: Oct. 29, 2003
Really good for a make-ahead breakfast!
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Reviewed: Aug. 5, 2003
Everyone seemed to like it and it was real easy to make. However, I found the egg taste to be too strong.
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Reviewed: Jul. 2, 2003
I used cinammon raisin bread and 6 large eggs instead. Everyone thought it was exceptional. I also serve it with a combination of thawed frozen strawberries (in juice) and fresh strawberries on the side.
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Reviewed: Jun. 23, 2003
this was great, i forgot to soften the cream cheese but it still worked out great i used a dense white bread and served with extra syrup, freezes well, just popped in micro then sliced and put in toaster oven for a few minutes it was great.
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Reviewed: Jun. 10, 2003
I just have to say how much I enjoyed the previous review on this recipe. It really is true that people change so many things about recipes that it's difficult to see how they can accurately review a recipe. At any rate, I made this exactly the way the recipe was written. It came out great and everyone that tried it asked for more. The only change I would consider making is adding a teaspoon of cinnamon to the liquid. Thanks for the great recipe Betty!
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Reviewed: Jun. 7, 2003
Let me just start by saying that I know zip about cooking and/or eggs. I went to the store to buy eggs for this thing, and figured, hey I'll just get the jumbo size (the idea being that bigger is, naturally, better). Then I proceeded to construct the souffle following the directions to the letter. As it was baking, I finally got around to reading other people's reviews of it. Oh, a lot of people like it. But everyone who did changed the recipe. "Six jumbo eggs were all I needed. Heck, four or five would suit you just fine." As I'm reading through these the thought staring me in the face is "My souffle is going to suck." As serendipity would have it, it did not in fact suck. It was actually quite good. My company was pleased with it. I have seen others here say that it was too gooey or some such. I did not find that to be the case. It was warm and soft for breakfast. Later in the day we ate it cold and it was great---very much like a cheese danish. How versatile! From breakfast to dessert. And the moral of the story is: Leap before you look. Thank you.
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Reviewed: Jun. 1, 2003
I've never been a huge french toast fan, however, my kids are and they loved this dish. If you're going to use white bread I suggest using a dense one rather than the soft poofy kind, or you'll end up with mush. I took the advice of others and used a hearty cinnamon swirl bread and also added cinnamon to the liquid. The souffle didn't have any sog at all, but maybe it was because I halved the recipe but used the same size pan as the recipe suggested. I topped each serving with powdered sugar and drizzled syrup around the plate. This was so easy Betty and it was really nice to have breakfast ready to just pop into the oven. Thanks a heap!
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Reviewed: May 31, 2003
Very good & easy. I used 1 pound cinnamon raisin french bread, 6 extra large eggs, all milk instead of milk & half & half, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract & 1 teaspoon cinnamon keeping everything else the same.
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Reviewed: May 16, 2003
I served this as part of my Mother's Day brunch, and had nothing but rave reviews. The only change that I made was that I substituted a cinnamon raisin bread (and sometimes apple bread when I can find it) for the white bread. That made a big difference - for those who feel that it was not sweet enough. I served it with maple and regular syrup, but no one used it. I had four requests for the recipe after I served this - so it had to be good.
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Reviewed: May 11, 2003
After reading the other reviews that suggested using less milk and eggs I decided to try it...it was wonderful! I also used 11 cups of cubed bagels as opposed to bread and it tasted just like french toast - not soggy at all! I decreased the eggs to 6 and used slightly less than 1 1/2 cups of milk. I also added 1 tsp of cinnamon to the egg mixture. It was wonderful! Many, many people requested the recipe!
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