PB Jenny

hey there friends and thank you so much for visiting my page =) In a few short words I am a 19 year old English major at Sacred Heart University with a passion for family, love, creativity, yoga, and i kind of like peanut butter too ;). Sure, those are just a few tidbits about me but what is the story of the girl behind the jar?

Pistachio and Raspberry Baked French Toast Souffle 

Tuesday, June 21, 2011 1:45:09 PM

 

Oh Friendlets, have I got a fabulous breakfast recipe for you this morning!

Pistachio and Raspberry baked french toast souffle for one.
(adapted from Lauren’s Blackberry Soufflee recipe)
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  • 1 medium sized whole wheat bagel (broken in to pieces) **
  • 1/2 cup milk (I used vanilla coconut)
  • 1 T oat flour
  • 1 T wheat germ
  • 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1/2 tsp cinnamon
  • handful of raspberries

Directions:

Tear bagel in to pieces and place in a greased ramekin*** Mix together the milk, oat flour, cinnamon, extract, and sweetener. Pour milk mixture over the bagel pieces and add raspberries. Bake at 350 for about 20 minutes.

Notes:

**You can really use any bread you please but the bagel added a really hearty and doughy texture.

***Lauren actually blender her bread in to the milk mixture for a creamy souffle which sounds phenomenal. I’ll be trying out her version too. Probably like, tomorrow. Or in 5 minutes.

****Lauren also uses cornstarch in her recipe but I omitted because I didn’t have any. I don’t know if it made much of a difference but it tasted just fine to me!

I opted to top mine with pistachios because I have been lovin’ on them like crazy as of late and I think they’re the best nutty counterpart to raspberries.
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Aside from being easy peasy, this recipe was so good. Crunchy on the outside, soft and doughy on the inside. I swooooooon.
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I’ve actually never had soufflé before (le gasp!) so I can’t say if the texture if it’s aptly named in terms of texture and taste, but Lauren deemed hers to be comparable to one and I trust her :)

I can’t wait to try out other variations!
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What’s one food that you’ve always wanted to try but never have? I’ve been looking in to a ton of soufflé recipes but damn, they’re intimidating! I would go out and get one from a restaurant but the closest thing we have to french cuisine in my little hum drum Connecticut town is Mickey D’s french fries. Fabulous in their own right, though, of course.

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For some reason I’ve caught the cleaning bug today. First project: my car. I haven’t opened my trunk in months. I’m scared.

 

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