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Reviewed: may 12, 2009
Oh, wow! I had left over mascarpone from a dessert recipe, and not knowing what else to do, I looked here. This recipe is absolutely delicious! The only changes I made were: I used french bread instead of bollio, and I added regular sugar to the mascarpone in addition to the powdered, because I didn't think the confectioners cut it. Also, since it wasn't peach season, U used frozen peaches and it still came out really well. I'd recommend this recipe to anyone!
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Reviewed: may 11, 2009
This was wonderful. The filling has a great, custard-y flavor. I tried it once with blueberries on top, and once with apples (fresh, cooked down with sugar and cinnnamon). I also couldn't find the right bread, so used a good loaf of fresh French bread. Turned out great!
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Reviewed: mar. 9, 2009
This recipe was wonderful! The subtle flavors of the lemon in the marscapone and the nutmeg in the peaches really made an exciting, yet warm/comforting breakfast. My husband stated that he much preferred this breakfast to anything else we've had before because it's not overtly syrupy sweet like so many other french toast/pancake recipes. The only changes I made was using canned peaches as this was a last minute recipe and I didn't have fresh. Since the canned peaches were already sweeter than fresh I did not add the granulated sugar, but just left in a little bit of the light syrup it came in and then seasoned according to the recipe. I also used plain bread slices as I've never even seen Mexican Bolillo Rolls in my small northern town. I will definitely be using this recipe again in the future. Thanks so much!
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Reviewed: mar. 4, 2009
This was excellent. My boyfriend and I made it for breakfast. Easy and delicious!
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Reviewed: jan. 2, 2009
Made this New Year's Day for 20 people for brunch. Very tasty! Was the hit of the party. Only negative comment was that I ended up with more filling and more peach topping than necessary.
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Reviewed: dec. 12, 2008
Very exceptional & special way to make an old classic. It was delicious.
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