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Biscoff Stuffed French Toast Roll Ups: Ultimate Sweet Treat!

Elevate your breakfast game with these delightful Biscoff Stuffed French Toast Roll Ups! Soft, custardy bread filled with creamy Biscoff spread creates a magical combination of flavors and textures.

Ingredients

  • Brioche, challah, or thick-sliced Texas toast (or thick-sliced white sandwich bread)
  • Biscoff Cookie Butter
  • Fresh large eggs
  • Whole milk or half-and-half (or unsweetened almond milk or oat milk)
  • Granulated sugar
  • Pure vanilla extract
  • Ground cinnamon (optional)
  • Unsalted butter
  • Powdered sugar (optional topping)
  • Extra warmed Biscoff spread (optional topping)
  • Whipped cream (optional topping)
  • Fresh berries (optional topping)

Instructions

  1. Prepare Your Bread: Trim off the crusts if necessary and flatten each slice of bread with a rolling pin until about half its original thickness.
  2. Spread the Biscoff: Spread about 1-2 tablespoons of Biscoff spread evenly over one side of each flattened bread slice, leaving a small border around the edges.
  3. Roll 'Em Up: Starting from one end, tightly roll up each slice of bread into a log and press gently along the seam to seal.
  4. Whisk the Custard: In a shallow dish, whisk together the eggs, milk (or cream), granulated sugar, vanilla extract, and cinnamon until well combined and slightly frothy.
  5. Heat the Pan: Place a large non-stick skillet over medium heat and add about a tablespoon of butter to melt and coat the surface.
  6. Dip and Cook: Quickly dip each Biscoff-stuffed roll-up into the egg custard mixture, ensuring all sides are lightly coated without soaking.
  7. Cook to Golden Perfection: Place the dipped roll-ups seam-side down in the hot pan and cook for about 2-3 minutes per side until golden brown.
  8. Serve Immediately: Transfer the cooked roll-ups to a plate and dust with powdered sugar, drizzle with warmed Biscoff spread, or serve with fresh fruit.

Nutrition

Keywords: Ensure the Biscoff spread is at room temperature for easy spreading. Avoid over-soaking the bread in the custard to prevent sogginess. Use medium heat for even cooking and browning.