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I used regular old white bread and added a splash of orange juice. I cooked it in a George Foreman grill and it came out awesome. It didn't taste like flour to me at all, but I whisked it well and didn't have any lumps. The mixture was kinda like pancake batter. Was fluffy and not soggy at all like regular french toast!

I liked this better after adding some modifications. I used sweet mesquite rub (Costco brand) on the chops instead of any of the spices in this recipe. Instead of using potatoes, I used frozen hash browns. Cuts the work in half. I also add more sweet mesquite rub to the milk/soup concoction while it's in the skillet. My husband hated it the first time I made it, saying it didn't taste like anything, but with the modifications he loves it and it saves me a lot of time. Thanks!

These were so quick and awesome! I did have to make a bunch of changes the second time I made them because I didn't have most of the ingredients. I didn't have avocado and didn't have a lot of the spices, so I just substituted some taco seasoning. I also used a can of diced tomatoes with chilies already in them. I also found that this works good with corn tortillas and with sour cream. Thanks!

I ended up throwing the peppers and tomato into a food processor and draining out the liquids. It made a sandwich that stayed together better and the entire tomato didn't slide out if you didn't bite all the way through it.

I substituted brown sugar for white. That's the only substitution I made. I don't think I can go back to the canned stuff ever again. Thank you very much for the recipe!

This was great! One tip - if you want your potatoes to come out extra "steamy" and have problems with your potatoes drying out, try wrapping the potatoes in plastic wrap before microwaving. The skin doesn't dry out and get crisp, but the inner part comes out the way it does in the oven.