Mama and brunch approved.
Whether it’s a big or small celebration, these indulgentbreakfast recipesare sure to hit the spot.
Sticky buns meet cinnamon rolls in these delicious breakfast treats complete with a cinnamon-spiced filling and rich caramel sauce.
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Serve with a cold glass of chocolate milk to satisfy thatpeanut butter-chocolate combocraving.
Roasted Tomato Quiche
We’ll never say no to tomatoes, even on the breakfast table.
While this quiche is delicious any time of day, it feels especially decadent for a celebratory brunch.
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If you’re still not convinced, you should know there’s a generous amount of bacon layered in.
The hardest part will be deciding what fruit or other toppings to fill them with.
Asparagus Quiche
A braided crust gives this humble quiche its company-worthy appearance.
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Plus, they’re ready in just over 30 minutes.
Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls
Christmas?
You’ll want to add these ultra-rich, gooey red velvet cinnamon rolls to your menu.
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A cinnamon, sugar, and butter filling and classic cream cheese icing nod to the traditional version.
From holidays toweekend brunches, these slightly spiced rolls are the ideal balance of sweet and tangy.
Best of all, it’s possible for you to prepare them the night before baking.
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it’s possible for you to also swap out the blueberries for any fruit of your choosing.
Bacon Pancakes
If you thought fluffy buttermilk pancakes couldn’t be improved upon, think again.
Pour the batter overtop thecrispy strips of baconand let the salty and savory meat cook right into the flapjacks.
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Make it extra fancy with fresh berries and whipped cream.
One reader gave high praises saying, “One of the best recipes I have ever made!
Since it takes some time to make, you’re able to prep or bake it in advance.
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Blueberry Cornmeal Cake
Cake for breakfast?
Don’t mind if we do.
This monkey bread is filled and topped with chocolate and peanut butter, just waiting for the candles.
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Store-bought crescent dough ensures it is extra buttery and flaky.
“The flavor was amazing.
It is a chilly day in Vermont and the flavor was really perfect for a fall like day.
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It was easy to make.
I will make it again,” they said.
Easy Blackberry Turnovers
Breakfast or dessert?
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Who’s to say.
Try switching up the jammy fresh fruit filling according to the produce in season.
The best part though?
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The homemade blueberry-maple syrup.
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