This Easy Vegan French Toast is made with a creamy chickpea batter infused with vanilla, giving it a protein boost and some added fibre. Gluten-free bread also works perfectly in this recipe. So simple, quick and ready in a matter of minutes. The batter can even be prepared in advance.
I really thought my days of French toast as a vegan were over – I was so wrong! I can’t deny that I miss having that slight eggy taste in the background while I munch, though in any vegan version, if you dig that, just add black salt (which is actually pink) for an eggy flavour from this special sulphur salt.
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Questions about Easy Vegan French Toast
How to make Easy Vegan French toast?
To make easy vegan French toast, whisk together protein powder, chickpea flour, plant milk, vanilla extract, maple syrup and rapeseed oil in a bowl into a smooth batter. Soak individual slices of bread in the batter, allowing excess to drip off then fry in a hot pan for 6 minutes, flipping over halfway until crisp on the outside. Serve with desired sprinkled and sauces.
How to make French Toast without eggs?
French toast is possible without the use of eggs. Eggless French toast however, to get a texture that’s similar to the real deal, should use a good combination of protein and fat to imitate the components of the egg, which are the egg yolk and egg white. In this recipes, I have used chickpea flour, protein powder and rapeseed oil.
Can I use any bread to make French Toast?
Many types of bread can be used to make French toast, such as gluten-free bread, wholegrain bread, oat bread, even banana bread.
French Toast Toppings
- Maple syrup and berries
- Cinnamon and sugar
- Ice cream and chocolate hazelnut spread
- Vegan bacon and syrup
- Tofu scramble and ketchup
French Toast Substitutions
- Any type of bread can be used with this batter in most cases
- Maple syrup can be replaced with sugar
- Other flavours can be added to the French toast batter, such as cinnamon or chocolate
- Protein powder can be omitted and replaced with chickpea flour
- Rapeseed oil can be replaced with other oils such as olive oil
This Easy Vegan French Toast is…
- Fluffy
- Crisp
- Packed with protein
- Healthy
- 1 bowl
- Simple
- Made with 6 ingredients
- Dairy-free
- Egg-free
- Gluten-free
- Vegan
- Plant-based
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Easy Vegan French Toast Recipe
Easy Vegan French Toast
Ingredients
- 6 slices bread
- 50 g chickpea flour
- 30 g neutral protein powder
- 250 ml plant milk
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp maple syrup
- 1 tbsp rapeseed oil
Instructions
- In a bowl, whisk together the chickpea flour, protein powder, plant milk, vanilla extract, maple syrup and oil until a smooth batter is achieved.
- Leave to rest for 3-4 minutes.
- Soak each slice of bread in the batter just before frying, allowing excess to drip away.
- Pan fry on medium heat for 3 minutes on each side, until slightly crisp and golden. Oil for frying is optional if using a non-stick pan.
Notes
- Any type of bread can be used with this batter in most cases
- Maple syrup can be replaced with sugar
- Other flavours can be added to the French toast batter, such as cinnamon or chocolate
- Protein powder can be omitted and replaced with chickpea flour
- Rapeseed oil can be replaced with other oils such as olive oil
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