Overnight oats are a quick way to prepare breakfast the night before, while easily incorporating your favorite fresh fruits, dairy, protein, and more—without the added sugar and artificial ingredients of most instant oatmeal options.
by Brooke Wheeler, guest blogger, FingerPrickinGood.com
Sometimes between activities and work schedules it simply doesn’t work to get everyone around the table at the same time in the evening. So how about getting that quality time in at the beginning of the day instead? Get started with these delicious breakfast recipes that can all be prepared ahead of time.
Did you know that waffles aren’t the only thing you can cook in a waffle iron? Get more use out of yours by making these incredible waffled eggs. They have the same fun shape as waffles but without all of the carbs.
This egg casserole is the epitome of simple but provides a wholesome, protein-packed meal to start your day. It requires just a few simple steps to assemble the night before; the slow cooker does the rest of the work for you while you sleep, and in the morning you have a delicious, nutritious breakfast waiting for you. It doesn’t get any better than that!
These little egg dishes are a go-to breakfast option any time you want something a little more special, as the flavors are quite different from typical breakfast picks.
Are you on the hunt for some healthier, blood-sugar-friendly Easter treats? Here are three easy, fun, and festive ideas.
Holidays can leave little time to prepare elaborate breakfasts or snacks, so something simple (yet easily recognizable to kids) is a nice little treat to have in your arsenal. These cute chicks are packed with vitamins, minerals, and high-quality protein—and they’re essentially carb-free. The perfect post-hunt snack!
You don’t need any pixie dust to make these tasty waffles — just a bit of cinnamon! Kids can almost fly on their own, from measuring the ingredients to mixing the batter. But only grown-ups should use the waffle iron.
Muffins this yummy are worth waking up for! As long as mom or dad uses the oven, junior cooks can help with every step in this recipe.
Why not serve this French toast with a nice pot of tea? While mom or dad handles the skillet, kids can dip the bread in the egg mixture and sprinkle on the maple candy.
