A health coach has unveiled an easy way to make warm, high-protein French toast at home.
‘A protein-rich breakfast for the whole family!’ Subtitled the recipe. “Perfect for Easter morning.”
Australian nutritionist Bec Hardgrave is known for her healthy twists on classic dishes and her unique Easter French Toast contains just 292 calories each, including toppings.
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A health coach has unveiled an easy way to make a protein-rich hot French toast sandwich at home.
Australian nutritionist Bec Hardgrave is known for her healthy twists on classic dishes and her unique Easter French Toast contains just 292 calories each, including toppings.
Bec first cracked three eggs and added 150ml of unsweetened almond milk, ½ teaspoon of vanilla extract, and 1½ teaspoons of cinnamon to a large bowl and mixed all the ingredients.
Then he cut the bundle of hot crosses in half and placed the gold on a baking sheet.
The next step is to pour half of the dough over the donuts and pour the rest before adding the donuts.
Then Bec added 2 tablespoons of brown sugar and ½ teaspoon of cinnamon and placed the pan in the oven.
Bec suggested serving the hot muffin with protein-rich yogurt along with blueberries and raspberries.
Bec suggested serving a warm scone with high-protein yogurt along with blueberries and raspberries for the perfect Easter morning breakfast.
Many praised Bec’s recipe and promised to try the baking on Easter morning.
“This is a great recipe,” one woman wrote. “I never thought hot buns could be better!”
‘Absolutely magnificent. I can’t wait to go to the shops and try this tomorrow.’
Third, she added, “I’ll definitely do it Easter morning… but with custard instead of yogurt.”
Source: Daily Mail
