Day 6 ~ French Toast with Almonds and Peaches

The other day I was making up a batch of french toast for the kiddos. While the french toast was cooking, I cut up a peach and topped it with almonds. I was going to add a little dairy kefir, nutmeg and cinnamon once it was my turn to eat but while making the kids breakfast, I decided that I too wanted french toast. So I combined my breakfast with the kiddos breakfast and it was FABULOUS!

French Toast

Bread

Eggs

Milk

Dairy Kefir

Cinnamon

Nutmeg

Coconut Oil

While the coconut oil was melting in the skillet, I whisked 2 eggs with a splash of kefir, a splash of milk, a few heavy shakes of nutmeg and cinnamon Dunked the bread, added to the skillet and browned both sides of the bread.

Topped with sliced peaches, almonds and maple syrup.

YUMMY!

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