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Stuffed French Toast | Creamy Orange Pecan Filling

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French toast is already so decadent and amazing. But when you stuff it with a creamy, citrus-y, pecan-y filling, you’ve got yourself something really special. Now, if you can get someone to serve this to you in bed, you’ve got the start of a perfect day!

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Orange Stuffed French Toast | Cream Cheese, Pecans, Orange and Cinnamon make for the perfect fall breakfast. Easy to prepare and makes for a very special breakfast or brunch.

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I often think about what Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood would say about my recipes. I imagine them biting into it and Mary calling it “scrummy” while Paul hems and haws and makes me wait for a handshake. (In my fantasy, I always get a handshake, obviously.)

Now, I’d have to make the french bread from scratch for anyone of their caliber to be really impressed. Like I have time for that. Especially when my grocery store bakes it fresh everyday and sells it to me for a buck fifty. But I’m pretty sure the flavors and textures in this recipe would earn me a handshake and a “scrummy”.

Orange Stuffed French Toast | Cream Cheese, Pecans, Orange and Cinnamon make for the perfect fall breakfast. Easy to prepare and makes for a very special breakfast or brunch.

Making this french toast only requires a few extra minutes, and the creamy filling and orange flavor make it totally worth it.

How to make Orange Stuffed French Toast

First, we’re going to toast the pecans. Toasting makes them fragrant and more flavorful and keeps their slight crunch instead of getting mushy. It’s a step you don’t want to skip!

Slice your loaf of french bread on a slight diagonal at 1″ thick. Slicing on a diagonal gives each piece a little more of that sweet crust and gives each slice more visual interest.

Next, combine the cream cheese, pecans and marmalade. This filling is so simple and yet makes for a truly special Fall breakfast or brunch.

Fill each pocket of your french toast with about 1 Tbsp of filling.

Mix up the egg dip ingredients in a medium bowl. The orange juice and zest in the coating gives this french toast that perfect citrus punch to complement the warm, creamy insides.

Heat a skillet or griddle to 350°F (I have this one and it works great and won’t break the bank!). Spread some butter or non stick spray on your griddle. Dip each piece of bread so both sides are covered and place on the griddle. Cook on each side until browned and slightly crisp, about 3 minutes per side.

Orange Stuffed French Toast | Cream Cheese, Pecans, Orange and Cinnamon make for the perfect fall breakfast. Easy to prepare and makes for a very special breakfast or brunch.

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Orange Stuffed French Toast | Cream Cheese, Pecans, Orange and Cinnamon make for the perfect fall breakfast. Easy to prepare and makes for a very special breakfast or brunch.

Orange Stuffed French Toast

Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 8 minutes
Total Time 23 minutes
Servings 8 slices
A breakfast worth waking up for!
5 from 3 votes
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Ingredients

  • 1 loaf french bread cut into 1″ slices
  • 2 Tbsp butter for the griddle

For the Filling

  • 4 oz cream cheese softened
  • 1/3 C chopped pecans toasted
  • 4 Tbsp orange marmalade

For the Dip

  • 3 eggs
  • 1/2 tsp grated orange peel
  • 1/2 C orange juice
  • 1 tsp vanilla

Instructions

  • Heat up your oven to 350°F. Spread out pecans on a baking sheet and lightly toast until fragrant, about 5 minutes. Set aside.
  • Slice french bread on a slight diagonal 1″ thick. Make a pocket by cutting from the top of the bread down 1/2 way through the slice. Set aside
  • In a small bowl, combine filling ingredients, and mix well.
  • Place about 1 Tbsp of filling into each sliced pocket.
  • In a medium bowl, mix dip ingredients until well combined.
  • Heat a skillet or griddle to 350°F. Spread butter over griddle. Dip each piece of bread into egg dip so both sides are covered and place on the griddle. Cook each side until browned, about 3 minutes per side. 
  • Top with powdered sugar and syrup!

Notes

This recipe is an all time Fall favorite around here!
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Orange Stuffed French Toast | Cream Cheese, Pecans, Orange and Cinnamon make for the perfect fall breakfast. Easy to prepare and makes for a very special breakfast or brunch.
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  1. Judi

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    5 stars
    Delicious decadent breakfast.

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