New York, NY
Cafe Cluny
On the menu: French Toast
Explore Cafe Cluny →Pastries & desserts
Bread soaked in milk and eggs, then browned until soft inside.
Say it: pan pair-DUE (approximate English pronunciation)
Pain perdu gives slices of bread a second life by soaking them in an egg-and-milk mixture and cooking them until golden. Brioche makes a richer version, while ordinary bread offers a different texture. Sweet toppings vary widely. On US menus it often appears as French toast, so compare the bread and accompaniments rather than the translated name alone.
pain perdu, french toast, brioche french toast
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