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Dessert for breakfast? Breakfast for dessert? All we know is that this bananas Foster French toast casserole unquestionably reigns supreme among overnight breakfast recipes<\/a>. Traditional bananas Foster<\/a> hails from New Orleans, and this recipe marries the best parts of the famous dessert with a beloved weekend brunch staple: French toast. You’ll need to plan ahead as bananas Foster French toast calls for an overnight soak, but it’s a cinch to make.<\/p>\n

You’ll start with buttery caramel in the bottom of the pan, mixed with crunchy pecans and ripe bananas, and then add challah bread<\/a> drenched in a vanilla-laced custard. Once baked, you’ll flip the breakfast casserole over so the nutty banana caramel layer becomes the top. As far as decadent French toast recipes<\/a> go, this one is a feast for the eyes and taste buds.<\/p>\n

Bananas Foster French toast casserole is ideal for feeding a group. And since it feels just a wee bit more special than other breakfast casseroles, it’s one of our top-rated breakfast recipes<\/a> around the holidays.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Bananas Foster French Toast<\/h2>\n