It took me making this french toast multiple times before I finally summoned the self control to photograph it before shoving it all in my face. What can I say, I simply truly love breakfast!

In other news, I’m experiencing an editing overload right now! I have something like 3,000+ pictures to sort through and edit. My computer is also in overload and forcing me to finally spend some time transferring a ton of files over to my external hard drive. But, it’s all exciting things. I have a wedding and several family shoots that I’m working on right now (plus tons of food, duh) and hope to get them fully edited by the end of my Thanksgiving break. So, if I’m not in the middle of eating a Thanksgiving feast, you can find my glued to my computer, catching up on podcasts, drinking hot chocoffee, and editing away!

You know what I never did this year? Go to an apple orchard. I talked about it for weeks but then never got around to it. Next year!! So, these apples are from Kroger. Alas.

This french toast is much easier than you would think. Basically, only dice up an apple and throw it in a pot with some sugar and some spices. While that’s cooking, make french toast as usual. Throw it all on a plate and BAM! Apple Pie French Toast amazingness!

Remember earlier this year when I made Mini Apple Pies for a friends blog? This dish is that, minus any crust, and on top of French Toast.

While the apples are on the stove, we can get to making the french toast. French toast is something that I grew up making with my mother. French toast is kind of her thing and she makes the dependable french toast ever.

If you don’t make french toast all the time, then you’re doing something wrong. It’s SO straightforward.

I actually never measure anything when I do this but I’ll do my go-to to give you accurate measurements. Eggs are whisked and combined with milk and a bunch of cinnamon.

The bread is dipped, both sides, into the milk/ egg mixture and fried up in a greased skillet.

By the time that your 4 pieces of bread are now french toast, your apples should be ready.

Simply plate the toast and then top with apples. Worth the pot.

Add some extra cinnamon (of course) and a good dose of maple syrup.

And there you have it: I’ve finally justified eating pie for breakfast.:)

Need more French Toast topped with fruit? Try this Peaches and Cream French Toast!