Ingredients
Method
- Cut the crust off the bread slices.
- Roll your bread slices thin with a rolling pin, or whatever you have to roll things. Wine bottle? Other jar?
- Spread the softened cream cheese on the slices, going all the way to the edges. Same with peanut butter if you're doing that.
- Scatter the berries on the bread, not quite to the bottom edge.
- Roll the bread up as tightly as you can without tearing it.
- Beat the eggs, milk, and cinnamon.
- Heat a skillet over medium low heat and melt some butter in it. If you mix a little olive oil in the butter it wont burn!
- Coat the roll-ups in the French toast egg mixture.
- Cook them until they're golden on all sides. Make sure you don't move them until they're ready or else they'll stick.
Notes
Note- I made my roll-ups the night before, except for dipping them in the egg wash and cooking them. That way, all I had to do in the morning was finish them off and breakfast was served expeditiously.
Note II- I used big sourdough slices, and they worked much better for this purpose when I cut them in half. A huge slice of bread is just too much bread to filling ratio.