Rabanada: Best Brazilian French Toast

[@jcb6145]

Mmm... looks so good!

[@EasyandDelish]

It was!

[@EmanuelsTurco]

Thank you very easy to make and does look amazing i will try it is also very presentable to take it to any party especially an outdoor party with a lots o f young people 🎉❤❤😂

[@EasyandDelish]

Thank you! I am so glad you stopped by and gave us your feedback. Happy Holidays!

[@mel_fromhell]

Awesome

[@bconni2]

this "Brazilian French toast" actually has it's roots in Portugal. Portuguese immigrants brought it to Brazil. .

[@EasyandDelish]

@@bconni2 yes they did but we don’t do the same way you do. My blog post explains the differences. Thank you!

[@EasyandDelish]

@@bconni2 yes they did but we don’t do the same way you do. My blog post explains the differences. Thank you!

[@bconni2]

@@EasyandDelish of course, you guys made some modifications to it, like the different types of toppings you put on top. but the basis of the dish, is originally from Portugal.

[@EasyandDelish]

@@bconni2 because we made modifications I called it Brazilian. If I had called it Portuguese, there would be a bunch of comments here saying this is not Portuguese. 😉😂

[@bconni2]

@@EasyandDelish yeah, that's true. but i just make it a point because many Brazilians tend to disregard the Portuguese influence in their culture, as if the Portuguese influence is "Brazilian" only.

[@ivonetebras1275]

Muito gostoso uma delícia

[@EasyandDelish]

O prazer eh meu!

[@TK-rr1gj]

Just to correct this video’s description😉. Rabanadas are a Portuguese 🇵🇹 dish brought to Brazil 🇧🇷 by Portuguese immigrants. Would be fair to say Portuguese Rabanadas instead 🤓

[@bconni2]

of course. but Brazilians always have a very difficult time giving any credit to the Portuguese