Mix up your breakfast routine with some easy and delicious breakfast recipes to give your family energy and nutrition for the day.
When your family is busy and on the go, breakfast really is such an important meal to start your day off right.
Although it’s easy to grab a quick bowl of cereal or pop on some toast, it’s a good idea to mix up the breakfast menu now and then and find some recipes that offer a bit more nutrition. Cooler weather also brings an opportunity for a hot breakfast to warm you up!
The benefits to eating a healthy, balanced breakfast are –
to give you the energy and nutrients your body needs to start the day
increase concentration and help focused thinking
maintain a healthy body weight
prevent unhealthy snacking before lunch
banana pikelets
These banana pikelets were really easy to make, simply make the batter, then place a spoonful of the batter into the frying pan, top with a slice or two of banana, then flip and serve!
Give your porridge a tropical holiday vibe by replacing milk with coconut milk! A great dairy-free breakfast, this is not the way Nanna used to make it.
We love scrambled eggs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. So it’s always nice to come up with a different variation. The toastie is a great alternative for an on-the-go breakfast.
Another great breakfast for when you are on the go, these muffins can be made the day before or fresh for breakfast. Delicious flavours of banana, blueberry, coconut oil, maple syrup instead of sugar and some oats!
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One kid has toast or bread and fruit with milk almost every day. The other has cereal. We’re generally creatures of habit during the week as three days out of five we have to be out the door by eight am. The other two days are changeable, but it depends on wake up times and who’s in charge on the other days. Sir Reg is keen on a cooked breakfast so will often cook when he’s in charge.
A brilliant compilation of breakfast ideas. These come just at the right time as I’m desperately trying to get an increasingly fussy baby to eat breakfast!
We are very similar to you Kat, we only eat cereal, it’s easy and inexpensive. But there are days that I do get a little bored and feel like something different, this is a great selection you have chosen here, the breakfast muffins sound great I look forward to making them up. Thank you Kat for everything you do.
wow, looks like very delicious recipe collection you got in here and differently i’m going to try all of these recipes and thank you for the article. keep up the good work.
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One kid has toast or bread and fruit with milk almost every day. The other has cereal. We’re generally creatures of habit during the week as three days out of five we have to be out the door by eight am. The other two days are changeable, but it depends on wake up times and who’s in charge on the other days. Sir Reg is keen on a cooked breakfast so will often cook when he’s in charge.
A brilliant compilation of breakfast ideas. These come just at the right time as I’m desperately trying to get an increasingly fussy baby to eat breakfast!
Coconut porridge looks AMAZING!!! Must try.
We are very similar to you Kat, we only eat cereal, it’s easy and inexpensive. But there are days that I do get a little bored and feel like something different, this is a great selection you have chosen here, the breakfast muffins sound great I look forward to making them up. Thank you Kat for everything you do.
Those banana pikelets look really good, my kids are monkey’s and love anything with banana in it, so they will love these.
My big girl likes baked beans and toast and the small one usually has porridge with mashed banana or grated pear 🙂
Nice recipe outline
wow, looks like very delicious recipe collection you got in here and differently i’m going to try all of these recipes and thank you for the article. keep up the good work.
That’s great Aruni. Glad you like these recipes. There are certainly many alternatives to the usual bowl of cereal