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shain

shain

On 1/26/2023 at 5:26 PM, BetD said:

 

 

This looks so delicious, is there a recipe you would be willing to share?  I want this for breakfast right now!

 

200g challah or brioche, cubed

3 large eggs (or 4 small ones)

About 6g earl grey tea (It should be about 3 teaspoons, or 3 bags, I assume)
220ml (1 cup) milk

Apx 40g maple syrup (a little less than 1/4 cup), plus more for serving
Grated nutmeg, generously

Optional: a couple pinches of clove

Candied ginger, candied orange (diced), optional raisins - to taste

Vanilla

A few pinches of salt

Heat the milk and steep the tea for 10 minutes or so, you want a strong extraction.
Filter the leaves.
Mix the milk with the remaining ingredients, and let soak for a short while.
Pour into greased pan.
Spray the top with oil or scatter grated butter.
Bake at 200dC until browned.
Serve with more maple, and/or ice cream (it's not very sweet as is, IMO).

 

shain

shain

40 minutes ago, BetD said:

 

 

This looks so delicious, is there a recipe you would be willing to share?  I want this for breakfast right now!

 

200g challah or brioche, cubed

3 large eggs (or 4 small ones)

About 6g earl grey tea (It should be about 3 teaspoons, or 3 bags, I assume)
220ml (1 cup) milk

Apx 40g maple syrup (a little less than 1/4 cup), plus more for serving
Grated nutmeg, generously

Optional: a couple pinches of clove

Candied ginger, candied orange (diced), optional raising - to taste

Vanilla

A few pinches of salt

Heat the milk and steep the tea for 10 minutes or so, you want a strong extraction.
Filter the leaves.
Mix the milk with the remaining ingredients, and let soak for a short while.
Pour into greased pan.
Spray the top with oil or scatter grated butter.
Bake at 200dC until browned.
Serve with more maple, and/or ice cream (it's not very sweet as is, IMO).

 

shain

shain

40 minutes ago, BetD said:

 

 

This looks so delicious, is there a recipe you would be willing to share?  I want this for breakfast right now!

 

200g challah or brioche, cubed

3 large eggs

About 6g earl grey tea
220ml (1 cup) milk

Apx 40g maple syrup (more for serving)
nutmeg, generously

Optional: a couple of pinches of clove

Candied ginger, candied orange (diced), optional raising - to taste

vanilla

A few pinches of salt

Heat the milk and steep the tea for 10 minutes or so, you want a strong extraction.
Filter the leaves.
Mix the milk with the remaining ingredients, and let soak for a short while.
Pour into greased pan.
Spray the top with oil or scatter grated butter.
Bake at 200dC until browned.
Serve with more maple, and/or ice cream (it's not very sweet as is, IMO).

 

shain

shain

29 minutes ago, BetD said:

 

 

This looks so delicious, is there a recipe you would be willing to share?  I want this for breakfast right now!

 

200g challah or brioche, cubed

3 large eggs

About 5g earl grey tea
220ml (1 cup) milk

Apx 40g maple syrup (more for serving)
nutmeg, generously

Optional: a couple of pinches of clove

Candied ginger, candied orange (diced), optional raising - to taste

vanilla

A few pinches of salt

Heat the milk and steep the tea for 10 minutes or so, you want a strong extraction.
Filter the leaves.
Mix the milk with the remaining ingredients, and let soak for a short while.
Pour into greased pan.
Spray the top with oil or scatter grated butter.
Bake at 200dC until browned.
Serve with more maple, and/or ice cream (it's not very sweet as is, IMO).

 

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