Ube Coconut HK French Toast by kasimjhardaway

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Ube Coconut HK French Toast

kasimjhardaway

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15 min

Upgrade your breakfast game with this one-of-a-kind Hong Kong French Toast (HKFT). If you follow me on the 'gram, you're well aware of my infatuation with HKFT. This rendition takes a stack of bread slathered with ube sweetened condensed milk that is dunked in an egg batter colored with ube extract. It’s fried to crispy perfection. While still warm, it is coated in sugar, brûléed, drizzled with ube sweetened condensed milk & topped with shredded coconut flakes. If you would like to order the special tools needed for the recipe, I've included them below –– torch: https://amzn.to/3LWket5

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1 serving

US

original

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Ingredients

1 c coconut milk

3 - 4 slices of white bread

½ c ube sweetened condensed creamer

½ tsp ube flavor extract

powdered sugar

vegetable oil

¼ tsp salt

¼ c white sugar

2 eggs

Tools

bowl

whisk

deep pot

drying rack

torch

Directions

Step 1

Spread 1 tablespoon of ube sweetened condensed milk on each side of the bread. Stack the slices of bread on top of each other. Cut off the crusts.

½ c ube sweetened condensed creamer

3 - 4 slices of white bread

Step 2

In a bowl, whisk the eggs, coconut milk, ube extract & 1/4 teaspoon of salt until well combined. Quickly dunk the toast into the batter (3-4 seconds per side) & ensure that all sides have been submerged.

2 eggs

1 c coconut milk

½ tsp ube flavor extract

¼ tsp salt

bowl

whisk

Step 3

Add the oil to a deep pot & heat to 375°F. Fry each side for 2 minutes, rotating frequently. Once crisp, remove from the oil & place on a drying rack. As it slightly cools, place the toast in the bowl & coat all sides in sugar. Brûlée, if desired, then drizzle with sweetened condensed milk & dust with powdered sugar.

vegetable oil

powdered sugar

deep pot

drying rack

torch

bowl

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