Thick-cut Japanese shokupan (milk bread) is soaked in a wealthy espresso custard made with milk, eggs, vanilla, sugar, and espresso. The bread is then pan-seared in butter till golden and caramelized.
It’s completed with a gentle mascarpone tiramisu cream piped generously on prime, served with a heat espresso anglaise, and a dusting of cocoa powder for a basic tiramisu end.
Elements
French Toast Batter (Espresso Custard):
- Shokupan Japanese milk bread – 2 thick slices
- Entire milk – 120 ml
- Entire eggs – 2 pcs
- Sugar – 20 g
- Vanilla extract – 1 tsp
- Espresso – 30–40 ml (robust espresso)
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Cooking:
Tiramisu Cream:
- Mascarpone cheese – 100 g
- Heavy whipping cream – 120 ml
- Egg whites – 1 laptop
- Powdered sugar – 20 g
Espresso Anglaise:
- Traditional anglaise sauce – 120 ml
- Espresso – 20–30 ml
Ending:
- Cocoa powder – for dusting
Methodology
- Put together espresso custard by whisking milk, eggs, sugar, vanilla, and espresso till easy.
- Soak shokupan slices in custard till totally absorbed.
- Pan-fry in butter over medium warmth till golden brown and caramelized.
- Put together tiramisu cream by whipping mascarpone, cream, egg whites, and powdered sugar till gentle and fluffy.
- Pipe tiramisu cream over cooked French toast.
- Pour heat espresso anglaise over the toast.
- End by dusting with cocoa powder.
