This is amazing. My husband made it for me for mother's day breakfast. It was fabulous!! <3

By Nichole Alpert Loaiza on May 13, 2013

I love french toast, thank you for this recipe yum yum

By ryan on November 28, 2012

Sounds yummy Paula, Jamie and Bobby....love traditional french toast, and this sound like a great variation. Have not had any french toast for quite a while, I like you Paula am trying to watch what I eat and eat a little more healthy...but with my love of butter too...and sweet home made confections...it is a challenge at times...Love you guys...thanks for all you give and have a wonderfully beautiful and blessed Christmas Season. P. S. my cat who probably weighs at least 15 lbs...just got up on my desk and completely laid on top of my mouse...totally covering it...before I could send this...they are very spoiled like children and grandchildren...lol. I have two of them. A big fan - Suzanne Byrd

By Suzanne Byrd on November 28, 2012

This was amazing!

By brooke cantu on March 27, 2012

It looks so wonderful! Iam going to try it. Thanks for sharing. People come to your site because of your great recipes & cooking. Keep up the great work.We Love You.

By Louise on March 25, 2012

To Sarah - You won't find nutritional information for this. You'd have to add up the information on the individual ingredients. If your watching your weight, you should avoid Paula's recipes, or anything food related that's associated with her. This is the woman who deep fried cheesecake; she certainly has no concern for calories or health.

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By Anonymous on May 23, 2011

I've poked around a little and can't find nutrition information for this anywhere. Could someone point me in the right direction? BTW, I made this and its super yum!!

By Sarah C. on May 22, 2011

I love this breakfast It was so amazing. Thank you so much for this

By Victoria Cano on May 11, 2011

it sure looks good ; i am sure to try it. i have got lots of your cooks books

By mary ann helmey on January 10, 2011

I'm so excited to try this recipe! Looks so tasty!

By Megan Kunzler on January 10, 2011

Verna, just because you asked, here's some recipes we think Elvis would have enjoyed: Fit for The King!

By Lisa the Admin on January 10, 2011

Can you give us your exercise routine? I love your recipes, your fun combination and your total Southern style. Unfortunately, my metabolism is stalled and to enjoy these delights, I need a rigorous exercise plan!

By margaret on January 10, 2011

Paula, Would you put some of Elvis' favorite recipes on your page. Thank You

By verna klinefelter on January 10, 2011

Paula, Are you going to add Butternut accessories to your liine since I have just purchased the complete Pot and Pan Set....Please do so.

By Dottie McAndrew on January 10, 2011

Followed the recipe exactly (except for using whole grain bread) and it was delicious! Yummmmmmm. Definitely making these again.

By Anonymous on September 22, 2010

I tried this one night as a breakfast for supper and it was really good. I do agree though that you have to be careful not to leave them in the egg mixture too long. You need the oven part but even that won't help if you soak them! Delish idea though!

By Anonymous on March 10, 2010

I just made this for the family. I didn't have granola so I used Rolled Oats and chopped peanuts. THEY LOVED IT. I think that leaving the sandwiches in the mixture for 5 seconds made them really soggy and I had a hard time flipping them. But after baking them they were cooked through and delish!

By Anonymous on December 29, 2009