10 French Toast Recipes That Are Delightfully Sweet

Recipe: Banana Bread French Toast Casserole

Transform ordinary banana bread into an indulgent French toast casserole.

Recipe: French Toast

This classic French toast recipe easily adapts to whatever bread you have on hand. While it calls for white bread, French toast can easily be made with brioche, challah, cinnamon-raisin, multi-grain, even French. Just vary how long you soak the slices in the custard so they get saturated but don't fall apart.

Recipe: Overnight French Toast Casserole with Bourbon-Maple Syrup

This make-ahead recipe is perfect for overnight guests. In the morning, pop the casserole in the oven and let your guests wake up to the sweet aroma of sugary French toast.

Recipe: Crème Brûlée French Toast

Dessert for breakfast? Count us in! This one-of-a-kind French toast gives you the best of both worlds.

Recipe: Overnight Eggnog-French Toast Casserole

Made for the holidays, this rich and sweet recipe is the only present you need on Christmas morning.

Recipe: Sheet Pan English Muffin French Toast

Not your typical French toast recipe—this dish calls for English muffins as the base and a cherry compote for the topping.

Recipe: Praline-Pecan French Toast

Yes, we did. We blended one of the South's most cherished desserts, Pecan Pralines, with one of its favorite breakfast foods – French Toast. Try it with French bread, challah, or Italian sweet bread for texture variety. Looking for a flavor variation? Try using pumpkin bread in the fall. And although it will taste fresh from the stove, this short-order breakfast special gets an easy hands-off finish in the oven. One online reviewer claims that this Praline-Pecan French Toast recipe is, "sinfully delicious." While eating it may be decadent, it sure isn't sinful. Your guests will be asking for the recipe before they can even clean their plates.

Recipe: One-Dish Blackberry French Toast

Our readers love this family friendly favorite, decadent French toast. Perfect for a holiday breakfast or a weekend brunch, this French toast recipe is loaded with tasty, sweet ingredients like cinnamon, vanilla, and brown sugar, but the reduced fat cream cheese helps lighten the meal. Although this recipe calls for French bread, you can sub sweet Italian bread, a dense, crumbed white Pullman, challah, or brioche for varied density and flavor. This one-pan dish is great to make the night before for company, or for a family member's birthday breakfast. It is sweet on its own, but of course, you can always add a little extra sweetness with maple syrup or whipped cream for special occasions.

Recipe: Oven-Baked Buttermilk French Toast

Test Kitchen Pro Ivy Odom came up with this light and lemony casserole that's super creamy from buttermilk instead of regular milk.