For the Eggs and Milk Mixture - To a medium size bowl, add the eggs and buttermilk (or milk). Whisk together and set aside.
For the Cornflakes - To a medium size bowl, add the corn flakes. Keep the corn flakes whole. Set aside.
Coating the Bread - Dip a piece of the bread in the egg mixture. Don’t soak the bread; just a quick dip to get the entire piece wet with the egg mixture.
Then, put the bread into the corn flakes and give the bread a bit of a push or smash into the corn flakes to get them to stick to the bread. Do this on both sides of the bread.
For the remaining pieces of bread, repeat the process of dipping it into the egg mixture, and corn flakes.
Cooking the French Toast- Heat a large non-stick skillet on medium heat and add butter.
When the butter is melted, add the pieces of French toast to the pan. Make sure not to crowd the pieces in the pan.
Watch them closely and turn down the heat just a touch if they’re browning too fast. The idea is to let them cook slowly and turn to a golden color so that the egg mixture around the bread gets fully cooked.
Using tongs, gently turn over the French toast to cook each side.
Continue turning the pieces so each side is a golden color. Some of the corn flakes may get a little darker golden which is fine too.
It may take about 6 minutes until all sides cook and turn a golden color.
After the French toast is done, transfer them onto a large plate or individual serving plates. Set aside for a moment.