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Baruch Foodies
Welcome to Baruch Foodies, a blog dedicated to the person with an appetite for food. This blog is aimed to give you a unique perspective of the food scene in New York City. As students at Baruch College, located in the heart of the City, we understand what it’s like to live in the city and be surrounded by great restaurants, great cuisines, and great cultures. We are four authors, each with our own special take on places to eat as well as some homemade dishes for when the wallet or the time is tight. Please look through this blog and feel free to comment and share this blog with your friends and family.
Baruch Foodies Team
French Toast

Today, I decided to make French Toast, an easier alternative to pancakes. I used regular bread, but challah bread works the best. I also used honey and low fat milk for flavoring, but whole milk would make the custard thicker and easier for the bread to absorb. The most important bit is that I baked the french toast before and after frying, that would make it less wet in the center and would maintain that golden brown color. It takes a long time to make but it isn't that hard. You can set the custard the night before as well if you want to save some time. In this picture, I put powdered sugar on top, and if I had some fruits I would have decorated it as well. Jam, nutella, and dulce de leche are good toppings; but the best is the classic maple syrup.
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