Blueberry Monte Cristo

Cinnamon swirl bread, brie and thick-sliced ham equals a sammy that'll kiss you for lunch OR breakfast! MORE + LESS -

Cheeky Kitchen

May 11, 2017

sliced cinnamon swirl bread

1/2

cup brie cheese, rind removed

1/2

cup fresh blueberries

1/2

lb thick-cut ham

tablespoons pure maple syrup

egg

tablespoons milk

tablespoon butter

1/4

cup powdered sugar

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Begin by gathering your ingredients.
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Lay the four slices of bread onto a clean work surface. Place brie on top of two slices, then press blueberries into the brie. Drizzle blueberries and brie with maple syrup. Place ham on top of the blueberries.
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In a small bowl, whisk together the egg and milk. Dip the bottom side of each sandwich into the egg mixture, then transfer to a hot grill pan. Dip the remaining two pieces of bread into the egg mixture, then place egg-side up on top of the sandwich. Cover the grill pan and allow to cook over medium heat until the brie begins to melt and the bottom bread is golden brown. Flip to the other side, cover, and cook until bottom is golden brown.
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Remove sandwiches from the grill pan. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. Serve and eat like a sandwich, or slice in half and drizzle with more maple syrup for a stuffed-french-toast kind of a meal.
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ALTERNATE PREPARATION: Cook your sandwiches in a sandwich maker or panini maker. Sprinkle with powdered sugar before serving.

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More About This Recipe

Isn't it time you layered brie, and fat slices of ham, maple syrup and fresh blueberries all between two slices of cinnamon-swirl bread? Yeah. That's what we thought. It's the season of love. But, we gotta break it to you. It's time you break up with breakfast. I mean, breakfast is sooo last season. It's like lame. It's like the same-old, same-old routine. Toss the best-friends necklace, Juliet. There's a new boyfriend in town. And its name is Blueberry Monte Cristo. BAM. This post brought to you by the pansy-whipped playtime that was your old breakfast. Don't look back. Don't ever look back.