Ingredients:
 - 6 large figs
 
- shot of port
 
- shot of liqueur
 
- shot of white wine
 
- 100 gr. sugar
 
- 8 pieces stale, crustless white bread
 
- Cinnamon to taste
 
- sugar for garnish
 
- 2 eggs
 
- 1 liter milk
 
- 1 vanilla pod
 
- pats cream butter
 
- 1 star anise
 
- pinch of salt
 
- Vanilla ice cream
Directions:
 - -In a Medium tolarge (non reactive pan) add liquers, sugar, vanilla pod,    anise together and warm gradually to dissolve all sugar.
 -add figs and make sure that the figs remain in an upright, standing position. Make sure that the liquid covers the figs so that the flavors are absorbed.
 -Allow figs to cook until soft.
 -In a medium mixing bowl, add eggs and milk, and a pinch of salt and whisk until lightly frothy.
 -With a metal cooking ring, cut out large circles from each slice of bread.
 -Put each circle of bread through the egg mixture (both sides) and remove from egg mixture. Set aside on plate for frying.
 -In a small, flat bowl, mix sugar and cinnamon together for dredging. Set aside.
 -In a large frying pan, melt a pat of butter and fry the french toast rounds until crispy and golden on the outside.
 -Remove each french toast round when done and dredge through the cinnamon/sugar mixture.
 -Center the french toast round in the center of the plate. Place a fig center atop the french toast round.
 -Place a scoop of (good quality) vanilla ice cream next to fig on french toast round.
 -With a spoon, spoon a bit of the syrup from fig pot over the ice cream, fig, and french toast.
 -Serve immediately.
 
 
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