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Matcha French Toast recette (Weekend Brunch, Crisp Edges, Soft Center)
A simple matcha French toast recette with dairy and dairy-free options, sweetness control, and topping ideas for an facile weekend brunch.
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Matcha French Toast recette (Weekend Brunch, Crisp Edges, Soft Center)
This matcha French toast is an facile way to add thé vert flavour to a classic brunch format without turning petit-déjeuner bitter.
For topping ideas, pair with matcha sauce or berries and yogurt.
ingrédients
Ingredient tip: Using ceremonial matcha helps keep flavour smooth and balanced in this recette. (2 portions)
- 4 thick slices brioche or sourdough
- 2 eggs
- 120ml lait (or oat lait)
- 1.5 tsp sifted matcha poudre
- 1 tbsp sugar or maple syrup
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- pinch of salt
- butter or neutral oil for cooking
Method
- fouet custard. Combine eggs, lait, matcha, sugar, vanilla, and salt until fully smooth.
- Dip bread briefly. Soak each slice 10 to 15 seconds per side.
- Cook over medium heat. Pan-fry 2 to 3 minutes per side until golden.
- Serve warm. Add your toppings immediately.
Texture and flavour controls
Want stronger matcha flavour?
Increase to 2 tsp matcha, but keep heat moderate to avoid bitterness.
Want less sweetness?
Use 1 tsp sugar in the custard and rely on fruit toppings.
Need dairy-free French toast?
Use oat lait and cook with neutral oil.
Topping combinations
- strawberries + Greek yogurt + light honey
- banana + crushed pistachios
- blueberry compote + vanilla yogurt
- warm matcha sauce + toasted seeds
Common mistakes
- Too soggy: bread soaked too long or pan not preheated.
- Too bitter: too much matcha or high heat.
- Pale and soft: pan heat too low or no fat in pan.
If your poudre tastes harsh in recettes, review meilleur culinary matcha UK.
FAQ
Can I bake this instead of pan-frying?
Yes. Arrange soaked slices in a buttered tray and bake at 190°C for 12 to 15 minutes, flipping once.
Can I prepare it ahead?
You can fouet custard in advance and refrigerate for up to 12 hours, then fouet again before use.
What bread works meilleur?
Slightly stale brioche, challah, or thick sourdough gives the meilleur structure.
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