Last week we did a series on playing with our food, we made kale smoothies, played dress-up with collard greens, in the past, we have painted our pancakes, and have made spider bananas. But, the thing my daughter loves to make the most is Cinnamon Roll French Toast.
let’s make cinnamon roll french toast recipe
This is such an easy breakfast idea. Yummy and a hit with the kids!
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Cinnamon Roll French Toast ingredients
- Canned cinnamon rolls
- Eggs
- Milk
instructions To Make Cinnamon Roll French Toast:
Step 1
The kids smashed the rolls till they were nice and flat.
Step 2
Then we put the pan into the oven to cook them until they were just done – probably about ten minutes or so.
Step 3
They broke and beat the eggs (their favorite part).
Step 4
After getting the flattened rolls out of the oven they soaked them in the egg and dropped them onto the frying pan.
Step 5
Cook them until they’re nice and done (about 4-5 minutes). Just like you would a regular French Toast.
Yummy! And my daughter loves knowing that she “made it”.
Simple Cinnamon Roll French Toast Recipe
This cinnamon roll french toast recipe is so simple to make that even your kiddos can help in making one. It is one of the best breakfast idea that everyone will surely love.
Ingredients
- Canned cinnamon rolls
- Eggs
- Milk
Instructions
- Smash the rolls in a pan until they are nice and flat.
- Put the pan into the oven and cook them for 10 minutes or so until they are just done.
- Break and beat the eggs.
- Get the flattened rolls out of the oven, soak them in the egg, and drop them into the frying pan.
- Cook for about 4 to 5 minutes until they're nice and done
Did you make this cinnamon roll french toast recipe with the kids? What did your family think?
This post was originally inspired by a college student, Meaghan from Clutsy Cooking, who made these in her dorm room.
Can you be more specific please? How many eggs? How much milk? How thin to flatten the cinnamon rolls?
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Oooooh these look too good! I love cinnamon rolls. Delicious! And I am telling you WILL be making these!!
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Maggy
yum, I can almost taste those 🙂 What great kitchen helpers you have. I need to do more cooking. My son loves when I just let him stir something for me.