With the right custard and the right process, any loaf of bread will make good French toast. Growing up, my family used whatever bread was in the pantry, which was usually store-bought white bread.

Old British cookbooks sometimes call for ‘French bread’ as an ingredient or serving suggestion, and are referring to a generic crusty white baguette or similar. However, the term ‘French ...

There's nothing like fresh loaves of thick, crusty country French bread and crackling baquettes. The yeasty, sweet, encompassing smell is almost as satisfying as the taste that follows. Put 1/2 c. of ...

If you can think of anything that's both as simple and as satisfying as French bread, I'm all ears. Luckily, my family has been making foolproof baguettes that only call for four ingredients and ...

In this recipe, thick slices of brioche bread make for the perfect French toast base, and they come topped off with a sweet ...

The light and fluffy bread, the ciabatta, was invented in 1982. Just 40 years ago! Compare that to the French baguette, which is said to have been invented by Vienna-born baker August Zang in 1839 ...