This classic French bread recipe was meant to be served along with other foods — spread with butter and jam or toasted and put into soup. To help you get into this bread, I’ve included ...

Though those three recipes from the first column are still ... Do not be disappointed because this is not the usual kind of French bread. It has a rather tough texture and is soft on the outside.

Use French bread, if possible. French bread has the perfect ratio of chewy-to-crisp, which means it soaks up the delicious egg mixture without getting soggy. Day-old bread is even better because ...

To see whether dried versus fresh bread, or long-soak versus quick, really matters, I tested three popular French toast recipes from around the internet, using challah for each one. What I was ...

Luckily, it isn’t very difficult or time-consuming to make a great French bread pizza. This recipe takes inspiration from one J. Kenji López-Alt published years ago on Serious Eats. I’ve ...

French toast is already a delicious breakfast or brunch dish, but what if you could transform the base of the dish (typically ...

Couscous gets the risotto treatment in this creamy springtime recipe Want something different ... Challah is far and away my favorite bread to use for making French toast. The bread is made ...

Not counting the optional egg wash, my family's bread recipe only calls for four ingredients ... that's both as simple and as satisfying as French bread, I'm all ears. Luckily, my family has ...

In this recipe, the French toast is spiced with vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg. The key to cooking the perfect French toast is to thoroughly soak the thick slices of bread in the egg mixture ...

A favorite easy-dinner classic – this simple, delicious French Bread Pizza is quick to prepare, customizable, and loaded with ...