Morning Toast with Melted Raspberries

Breakfast during the week usually consists of cereal in our house; it’s quick and convenient for getting out the door on time. I decided to mix it up this week and make this Morning Toast recipe from Curtis Stone’s Good Food, Good Life cookbook.

This recipe is definitely doable for weekday breakfast. I used brioche bread as I had a loaf in the freezer. The bread is spread with butter and broiled until toasty. While the bread toasts, I warmed 1/4 cup maple syrup, 6 ounces fresh raspberries and 2 teaspoons lemon zest. Serve the melted raspberry syrup over the toast.

My chief complainer said the following: the raspberries are too tart (he eats raspberries all the time), he doesn’t like hot fruit (but he eats pie) and don’t make this again. So much for mixing it up for breakfast. My 12-year-old just needs to move out and come back with a better attitude;)

My husband on the other hand was grateful for the fun food Friday. He made coffee, I made breakfast and it was almost like the weekend. We didn’t think the broiler method was necessary. It crisped the outside but still kept the bread soft which in turn was a bit mushy with the syrup. I would just toast the bread next time. Also 2 teaspoons of lemon zest was a bit much. I think that is what turned my son off. Anyhow we have extra syrup left over which will go nice with some ricotta pancakes we have in the freezer. We always have something in the freezer.

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11 Comments Add yours

  1. Raspberries and maple syrup over toasts sounds good to me!Your food tasters made me smile! πŸ™‚

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  2. Claudia says:

    Tell that little complainer I'll eat his good breakfast next time πŸ™‚ Virtually, that is. It sounds delicious.

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  3. Just the words \”melted raspberries\” makes me drool. Love your comments from and about your \”chief complainer\”–that cracked me up! πŸ˜‰

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  4. Cakelaw says:

    LOL – aren't kids funny. This toast sounds delicious, and I am a raspberry fan.

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  5. Melted raspberries! Oh yum!

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  6. ostwestwind says:

    I am a raspberry fan too πŸ˜‰ That reminds me to take them out of the freezer for my breakfast tomorrow

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  7. Zosia says:

    I love the image \”melting raspberries\” evokes. That would be a fantastic topping for pancakes and French toast.

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  8. I'm not really a fan of raspberries because those that I can get here over where I am are imported and they are always so tart!

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  9. flour.ish.en says:

    I make something similar with brioche and berry. There is nothing not to like about this dish. Complainer alert!

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  10. TeaLady says:

    12 year olds. Almost teenagers. New world every morning. Wonder how it would work with strawberries?

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  11. Kim says:

    I find that you simply cannot please preteens and/or teens. They are always changing their minds:/ I just tell my 15 year old daughter this is what you're having. Eat it or don't. Seems harsh, but she usually stops complaining.I, on the other hand, would absolutely adore this. I love brioche and raspberries.

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