BS in the Kitchen

S’more Stuffed French Toast

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As I was relaxing on my couch after a particularly long day at work, I had s’mores and sandwiches on my mind. Of course, having sandwiches on my mind pretty much goes without saying! But these thoughts of s’mores are much more rare and came about due to a workplace discussion regarding tabletop s’mores at a local gastropub. So initially I was thinking s’more sandwich…WHa??? Too strange. But then, the obvious came to mind.

S’more Stuffed French Toast.

Duh! Why was that not my first thought? I don’t know. All that matters is it was thought! So a few days later, here I am presenting the S’more Stuffed French Toast! I’ve also tried something BRAND NEW that I’ve been wanting to do for quite some time…I made a VIDEO recipe! So check it out and let me know what you think, should we do more or just stick to blogging?

S’more Stuffed French Toast

  • 2 Slices of Bread (French, Challah or Brioche)
  • 4 Graham Crackers
  • 2 Squares Lindt Milk Chocolate
  • 4-5 Marshmallows
  • Butter
  • 2 Eggs
  • 1/8 Cup Half & Half Cream
  • 1/2 Tbsp Vanilla
  • 1/2 Tsp Cinnamon
  • 1/4 Tsp Nutmeg
  • Pinch of Salt (forgot this in the video)

Follow along with the video or continue reading! (or both)

Start off by slicing your bread and crushing up your graham crackers. Next toast your marshmallows by whatever means necessary! I used a blowtorch cuz i’m manly like that…but you could probably get away with using a gas stovetop, barbecue on high, wood fire or any open flame. Once you have toasted your marshmallow, remove the toasted outside to put in your french toast as putting the whole marshmallow would have been too much gooeyness in the french toast. Using just the outsides gives you optimal gooeyness and maximizes that delicious roasted marshmallow flavour!

After this is done, whisk your eggs, cream, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt in a bowl large enough to dip your bread in. Dip your bread into the mixture, allowing it to soak for a few seconds, then place it in the crushed graham crackers, coating each side.

When you have crusted all your bread with the crushed graham cracker, place your chocolate and then the marshmallow and top it with the other slice of bread. In a pan on medium heat, add a knob of butter and once properly heated, cook the french toast for 3-4 minutes per side until golden brown.

Where french toast goes to die.

What you’ll have is the gooeyest, most chocolately, belt-busting french toast ever! Now slice it open and enjoy the decadence!

Enjoy!

Bob

P.S. Would love to get some feedback on the video! Thanks 🙂

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  1. That. Looks. AMAZING! And I have to say I liked the video too. When I read the recipe I was like “Eeeeh…” but combined with the visual element I was like “HECK YEAH!”

  2. I saw your pic and thought it looks delicious but then I saw you video and I saved it under my favorites cuz it was so convincing… For sure keep making your videos they are very well done!
    Thanks

  3. Before I watched the video I was thinking “That looks delicious, but I’d probably never make it. It’d be too sweet.” After watching the video, I’m saving this recipe to make for my boyfriend and I for dessert SOON. 🙂 So I vote yes to your videos! Loved how simple and convincing it was.

    • Lol yes the blowtorch is quite the handy tool! Fortunately mine ran out of fluid, otherwise I think I could have just sat there toasting marshmallows all afternoon!