#Hallelujah French Toast Easter Bake Recipe & Activity from My Computer Is My Canvas

Hallelujah! I have another #hallelujah Easter download for you! And you’re going to love it! Today I present an inspiring recipe plus scripture scavenger hunt from the talented Colette Bomsta of My Computer Is My Canvas.

This is the fifth post in my series celebrating Easter and the LDS Church’s #hallelujah Easter campaign. (Scroll down a bit for a list of all the posts in this series.)

I was honored to be asked by Sugardoodle to participate with several other LDS bloggers in promoting this social media campaign. Over the next several weeks, I will be sharing some fabulous Easter content with you from myself as well as some amazing bloggers.

The goal of these posts will be to help you celebrate the Easter season and promote the Church’s special content.

I am thrilled to invite you to participate with me by using these projects, sharing the Church’s videos, and posting and sharing photos on social media of how you utilize these projects and using the #hallelujah tag.

Don’t miss a post or project in this series! Follow this blog (link in the right-hand column.)

Here’s a list of all the posts in this series so far:

Collete has an inspiring Easter recipe and scripture scavenger-hunt activity for you! It includes making a delicious bread-pudding breakfast dish (complete with brown-sugar cumble-Yum!) while learning all about the Savior and Easter.

Here’s how it works:

To get started, print off the Scripture Scavenger Hunt PDF included in the download below and let your family dive into the New Testament to learn more about the Savior as they fill in the blanks to complete the recipe.
Next, it’s time to get baking! Start by gathering together the ingredients. The recipe calls for bagels, an ingenious substitution for the usual bread, eggs, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, milk, salt, sugar and maple syrup. Yum!
From there… just follow the recipe! This is great time to include your children and family members in the mixing process.

This is a make-ahead recipe, meaning it needs to sit overnight before baking, so plan for this. You might start this activity on the night before Easter and finish it Easter morning, OR, start it the Saturday night of General Conference and then complete it before the Sunday morning session.

Colette has included lots of printables for us to go with this activity including recipe cards in three sizes + an easy-to-print PDF for the Scripture Scavenger Hunt.

You can download all you need to do this activity below (recipe, instructions, etc.) and don’t forget to share a picture of your activity on social media using the #halleujah tag.