10 Easy Weekday Breakfasts

10 Easy Breakfasts

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Of all the meals in our house, breakfast is the one that gets the most pushback from my kids. I’ve heard everything from “I’m not hungry,” to my most recent favorite, “breakfast just isn’t my thing.”  Ironic since it’s also the one meal that I really and truly want them to eat.  No appetite at dinner? No sweat. But walk out the door in the morning with an empty stomach? Not so fast. What I’ve found on those days, is that if I take the time to prepare something tasty and manage to get it front of them, they usually find their appetite and ultimately, bound out the door energized.  The challenge often is coming up with fresh ideas.

Here are ten good ones.

Overnight Oats with Banana and Almond Butter

OVERNIGHT BANANA ALMOND BUTTER OATS

Baked Apples with Creme Fraiche Whipped Cream

BREAKFAST BAKED APPLES

YOGURT & JAM PANCAKE SANDWICH

Breakfast Sandwich

OUT-THE-DOOR BREAKFAST SANDWICH

Creamy Banana Date Shake

CREAMY DREAMY BANANA DATE SHAKE 

BREAKFAST QUINOA

Peanut Butter Applewich

APPLE & NUT BUTTERWICH

Blueberry Superfood Smoothie

BLUEBERRY SUPERFOOD SMOOTHIE

Black Bean Breakfast Tostada

Quick Breakfast Tacos

How to make microwave oatmeal

DIY MICROWAVE OATMEAL

What ideas do you have for easy everyday breakfast?

Comments

03.06.2013 at7:40 AM #

Kara

I make homemade yogurt drinks by putting plain yogurt, fruit puree and milk into a bottle and shaking it up (depending on the sweetness of the fruit, I occasionally add a drop of maple syrup). Toss in a straw and it can be consumed on the go.

03.06.2013 at7:40 AM #

Katie Morford

Hi Kara, Thanks for the comment. I like the idea of the shaken smoothie. So simple. What do you use for fruit purees?

03.06.2013 at8:23 AM #

Pamela

Quite a dilemma~~~I like is a sliced apple, a wedge of cheese ( or hard boiled egg peeled & salted), some nuts & perhaps a bit of dried fruit.

03.06.2013 at12:18 PM #

Kathleen LG

I love the idea of overnight oats, but I’ve wondered about food safety issues with the food sitting in the temperature danger zone throughout the night. Thoughts?

03.06.2013 at12:18 PM #

Katie Morford

Hi Kathleen, If you are concerned about food safety, you can always put the oats in the fridge overnight. Thanks for the comment.

03.07.2013 at8:09 PM #

kim brady

I have loved Banana Peanut butter & Nutella shakes since college (revisited during my last pregnancy) so I will have to try the dreamy banana date shake, yum!

03.07.2013 at8:09 PM #

Katie Morford

Ooohhh…Nutella in a shake. Yum!

03.25.2013 at9:44 PM #

Hari Chandana

Healthy and delicious breakfast recipes.. beautiful pictures too.. Love your site 🙂

08.07.2013 at11:40 AM #

Pavan Sanghera

The peach and raspberry combination is lovely

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