This easy stuffed French toast recipe for kids is beyond simple and so yummy! A little bit of Nutella and your child's favorite fruit will make this their breakfast favorite.
My daughter loves three things, French Toast, Nutella, and strawberries. I decided to take three great tastes and make them taste great together with this easy stuffed French toast recipe. They're perfectly sized for kids since they form little "hot pockets" of yumminess.
Easy Stuffed French Toast
Rather than complicate my life and try to find a way to hold two pieces of bread together, I decided to cut the crusts off the bread, then fold it in half and seal the edges. Sort of like a pastry or calzone I suppose.
Before folding the bread in half, I just pat it down a bit and then add a little Nutella and some sliced strawberries for filling. You could also add bananas, or change things up and add peaches with cream cheese and a little powdered sugar for sweetness. The possibilities are endless. Just use whatever you kids like best.
I use fork tines to press the edges of the bread together to make sure they stay closed when cooking. Once you've packed your bread pockets, just whip up a few eggs, milk, and cinnamon and dip them quickly.
Add them a hot non-stick pan until they're golden brown. You may have to press down on the edges of the pockets to make sure they cook well.
Easy Stuffed French Toast for Kids
Ingredients
- Wheat Bread I used Honey Wheat
- Nutella
- Sliced Strawberries
- 2 Eggs
- A splash of milk
- ½ tsp of cinnamon
Instructions
-
Cut the edges off of your bread.
-
Pat the bread down a bit so it can retain its structure when folded.
-
Add a few teaspoons of Nutella to your bread. This isn't an exact science, so add however much you'd like.
-
Add some sliced strawberries. Be careful not to overstuff your bread or it's burst open when folding.
-
Fold your bread in half to create a pocket and then clamp the edges with a fork.
-
Beat 2 (or more depending on your batch size) eggs and add a ¼ to ½ cup of milk and your cinnamon.
-
Dip your bread pockets in the egg mixture, then add to a non-stick pan (I use a bit of non-stick spray too).
-
Cook until they're golden brown. Don't forget to press down the edges of the pockets to be sure they cook up well.
I hope your kids loves this easy stuffed French toast recipes as much as mine do! If you have any other easy breakfast ideas I'd love to hear them. I'm always looking to add better breakfast options to our lineup.
Check out some of our other breakfast favorites here:
shelly peterson says
I have never had Nutella but these look really good. I love how easy they are to make.
Kimberly Flickinger says
I love that this stuffed french toast recipe is so easy. I am definitely trying this recipe, maybe even for dinner.
gloria patterson says
Love your ideal up crimping around the bread. Any time I ever tried to do a stuff french toast stuff would come out. This is so great I will be doing it
ellen beck says
I would include adults too ! These look terrific, and I like that they could be portable if he need arises. I also think you could make these ahead and pop them in the microwave. I would even try these for a lunch! Prety versatile.
denise low says
Thank you for sharing your recipe. Our grandkids like coming over on the weekends so we will have to try out this recipe.
Deborah D says
I like these because they are easy to make,can hold them and are delicious.
Antoinette M says
Looks delicious and so easy to make with the kids!
Heather K says
My daughter would love these and I would love how fast I could make them before school in the morning. I could also make savory versions with ham and cheese. Thanks for the great idea.