Nutella and Peanut Butter Filled Banana Vanilla Buttermilk French Toast

I’m not a morning person. I’m grumpy and groggy and my brain usually takes a while to become somewhat functional. Today was different, I had a little pep in my step because I had a dream last night in the form of Nutella and peanut butter filled banana vanilla buttermilk french toast. I dreamt of it being filled so I could get the peanut butter, banana and Nutella all together at once. It’s two pieces turned into one amazing super piece of French Toast. I could see it all happening in my dream, the ingredients, me pouring maple syrup over it, me eating it, me enjoying it, me blogging about it.

Weird thing to dream, huh? Well, not if your Twitter stream was full of Nutella references last night. The Nutella fiends that are culpable are Lora from the Cake Duchess and Sara from CaffeIna. They tweet about a multitude of wonderful things, but Nutella was definitely on the menu last night. So with that, I thank you both, because I had a great breakfast consisting of warm bananas, gooey Nutella and peanut butter with bread soaked in egg with a hint of vanilla.

P.S. I’m still not a morning person.

Nutella and Peanut Butter Filled Banana Vanilla Buttermilk French Toast

Ingredients

  • 2 pieces of bread (I used whole wheat, but whatever you have works)
  • 1 egg
  • 1/2 cup of buttermilk (I just happened to have buttermilk because I want to try making biscuits)
  • 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla
  • 1/2 banana
  • Peanut Butter
  • Nutella
  • Butter

Directions – I realize most people know how to make French Toast, but thanks for humoring me by reading this.

  1. Combine egg, buttermilk and vanilla in a bowl.
  2. Spread peanut butter one piece of bread and spread Nutella on the other piece of bread.
  3. Slice the banana and lay flat on the peanut butter side (by the way – it does not matter what side you lay the bananas on).
  4. Make a sandwich by placing the other piece of bread on top of the bananas.
  5. Give it a good push, making sure the bananas are getting a good hug from both the peanut butter and Nutella.
  6. Place it in the egg mixture and make sure both sides and all the edges are covered.
  7. Add the butter to a pan and turn to medium-high.
  8. Once the pan is hot, lay it down and let it cook.
  9. I had to cheat a bit by sneaking a peek to know when to flip it, but when it’s got a crisp to it, it’s time.
  10. Flip it and cook the other side.
  11. Cut it in half or not and enjoy!
  12. Happy Nutella dreams to you tonight.

 

16 Comments

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16 responses to “Nutella and Peanut Butter Filled Banana Vanilla Buttermilk French Toast

  1. Simply brilliant. This makes me want to start Sunday all over again just so I can have it for breakfast.

  2. Maybe it would be healthier for all of us if we tweet about carrots or lentils?;) This looks like a wonderful breakfast idea!!delizioso!:)

  3. Oh my goodness. I saw the tweets and never imagined to see this up on your blog so fast. Want.

  4. Yesss I waited all day for this post. Yummy..I dream about my breakfast every night too…(not lying, I’m addicted to cereal)

    P.S. My family knows I’m not to be spoken to in the a.m.s also….this might help make the world of grumpy morning people a better place

    • Tastes Better With Friends

      Whew, I’m glad this post didn’t let you down after the tweet this morning:)
      Yes, I’m in agreement, there should be a delay of a couple hours before us grumpy people are spoken to in the am.

  5. Looks great to me. I remember those Nutella tweets– how can you go wrong with banana and nutella in french toast? Yum!

  6. Sounds yummy! Thanks for the recipe! Great blog.

  7. Hi! Just found your blog and have had a corker of an afternoon trickling through the archives. This concept, I love. Have got a very serious ‘not morning person’ buddy coming to stay soon. I think this may be called in to get her up and about.

  8. You said the magic word.. Nutella ; )

  9. There’s a level of evil to this I have no words for. I will welcome said evil into my kitchen with open arms however 🙂

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