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Cinnamon Brioche Toast

This decadent Cinnamon Brioche Toast makes a truly special start to the day, and it only take minutes to whip up and serve.

Cinnamon Brioche Toast

Brioche, or cakey bread as it’s affectionately known as in our house, is one of the many French bakery exports that we would be hard pushed to live without. Its texture is light-as-a-feather and it makes the most delicious light toast with butter and homemade raspberry jam.

Now imagine that soft sweet crumb with a crispy, buttery, cinnamon-y topping that is all crusty and caramelised around the edges. Yup, I’m drooling at the thought of it too!Cinnamon Brioche Toast

And whilst my cinnamon brioche toast may not exactly be classed as a health food, some mornings are special enough to warrant an extra special (and slightly naughty) breakfast. 

For example Jonny has been working on my van in the freezing cold all morning. He’s building shelves and kitchen doors which is a bit above and beyond on a Sunday morning. So as a thank you I made him this big batch of cinnamon brioche toast and a huge pot of black coffee.

I think he’s enjoying the #sharethemoment campaign from Pasquier as much me :)

Cinnamon Brioche Toast

It’s most common to see brioche in round bobbly loaves, which whilst are very pretty aren’t the most practical in a busy kitchen. So I was delighted to find these loaves of sliced brioche from Pasquier. They are perfect for making this cinnamon brioche toast and ideal to take camping.

Please let me know if you give this recipe a go and feel free to tag me in any pics you share across social media – I can generally be found as @hedgecomber :)

Cinnamon Brioche Toast
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Cinnamon Brioche Toast
Prep Time
3 mins
Cook Time
2 mins
Total Time
5 mins
 
Servings: 1 +
Ingredients
  • 2 slices of brioche per person
  • Salted butter
  • Sugar
  • Cinnamon
Instructions
  1. Preheat the grill.
  2. Grill one one side of the toast, then flip over and spread the softened butter generously onto the ungrilled side.
  3. Sprinkle with plenty of sugar and cinnamon then pop back under the grill.
  4. Keep a close eye on your toast and pull it out when the sugar is bubbling and the edges of the toast are dark brown - this should only take a couple of minutes depending on how hot your grill is.
  5. Dive in and enjoy this crazy special breakfast.

Huge thanks to Pasquier for sponsoring this yummy recipe, and allowing me to continue bringing you tasty content, for free. As always all thoughts (and leftovers!) are my own.

Janie x

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  2. Love brioche and this cinnamon brioche toast sounds perfect for breakfast. And sometimes as you pointed out, everyone deserves a carbs rich breakfast, especially when its freezing cold outside!

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  6. Oh yes, brioche works so much better than regular bread in these types of treats! Looks great; wish I had a slice or two right now!

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  8. We’re big fans of cinnamon French toast in our house, but I’ve never thought of making it in the grill! We always fry ours, lol! I’m craving French toast now….!

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