Recipe: Perfect French toast sliders/burgers

French toast sliders/burgers. We go for a change in scenery today as we invite you to Chef Lara's rustic kitchen while she teaches us how to make French Toast Breakfast Sliders. Coconut Caramel Brioche French Toast with Grilled Peaches and a coconut caramel sauce - golden, coconut-crusted french toast with a rich custard-like interior. These French onion soup burgers are packed with all of the flavor of onion soup and topped with melty cheese and caramelized onions!

Slider burgers, served on dinner rolls, are a fun alternative to traditional-size hamburgers. I think that with all the mix ins the burger remains juicy. We will use this recipe from now on to make burgers. You can have French toast sliders/burgers using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of French toast sliders/burgers

1. You need 100 g of meat (pork rib patty, beef or chicken).
2. You need 1 of long French loaf sliced.
3. Prepare to taste of Mayonnaise.
4. It's 1 bunch of lettuce.
5. Prepare 1 of tomato sliced.
6. You need 50 g of grated cheese of your choice.
7. Prepare To taste of barbecue sauce.
8. It's 3 of large eggs.

Sliders are a small version of a hamburger. A little trick helps you to get them all the same size so they cook evenly and look very professional. I toasted the buns and added a little cheese. I plan to make these again and I'll be using the sauce often YUM!

French toast sliders/burgers step by step

1. I used pre cooked deboned rib patties. Put them in a preheated 180 degrees Celsius for 20 minutes to fully cook. Just before its cooked, take the cheese put it on the patties and return to the oven to melt.
2. Mix the eggs in a bowl and dip the bread in the egg.
3. Put it on the pan to brown/cook on each side.
4. To assemble the burger, put one bread on the plate and spread mayonnaise on it then put the lettuce, then the tomato, then cheese patty and on the top bread, spread barbecue sauce on the burger. Now you can serve it fresh and warm..

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