I can't remember how this happened but one fateful day I stumbled across "French Toast Bread" at Safeway, purchased it and realized it reminds me of the bread McDonald's uses to make their breakfast McGriddle sandwiches because the bread has small bits of maple syrup (or maple syrup flavored pieces?) in it. So without further ado here's my knock off version of McGriddle Sandwiches featuring:
Safeway's "French Toast Bread"
Ingredients:
4 Eggs
6 Strips of Bacon (or two sausage breakfast patties, pick your poison)
2 Slices of American Cheese*
Butter for Cooking
Cook your bacon or patties to your liking. I'm a freak and I like my bacon soft so it doesn't take me long.
Fry up your eggs in some BUTTAH! Remove from pan and set aside with your chosen meat.
Now is the fun part, smear a bunch of butter on your hot pan and lay two pieces of your bread. Pile each piece with 2 eggs, 3 slices of bacon (or a sausage patty) and a slice of American cheese.
Top each off with another slice of bread. Let the butter brown on the bottom of the bread and carefully flip and let your flipped side brown, this should take no longer than 4-5 minutes total.
I like wrapping these in foil and taking one to work or wrapping one in foil for Tony.
*I love Cheddar and real cheese as much as the next food snob but American is a must in this recipe, do the American thing.
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