Make breakfast easier to eat by baking your eggs inside a toast crust for a portable meal with these vegetarian-friendly* Egg and Toast Cups. Just roll out the bread and slice in half, place into a muffin tin, crack an egg inside the toast crust, and bake! *Omit the optional bacon garnish for a…
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20 Lucky St Patricks Day Food Ideas
With St. Patricks Day right around the corner, I’ve rounded up TWENTY of some of my favorite holiday-themed foods. Sure to bring you a smile to your face, give you the green you need to avoid getting pinched, or maybe a rainbow snack to find that pot of gold. Whatever your reason for making one…
Mint Chocolate Chip Pancakes
Green mint chocolate chip pancakes, yes please! These pancakes are a great way to bring a little green into your life whether that’s for a picky eater, or just to bring in the luck of the Irish for a St. Patrick’s Day breakfast. Try not to lick your plate clean, the pancakes are minty fresh but the green…
Rainbow Pancake Tacos
Taste the rainbow at breakfast with this fun twist on your kids’ favorite pancakes. All you do is thin out a pancake to create a “tortilla” and then stuff them with a fruit salad filling and a drizzle of yogurt. We shall call them Rainbow Pancake Tacos, and just in time for St. Paddy’s Day…
Matcha Pancakes
These green Matcha Pancakes are not only gluten and egg free, but are stuffed with hidden fruit to give them the perfect bite. Top with a dairy free chocolate sauce and sliced strawberries and now you have a kid-friendly breakfast treat to serve up this St Patrick’s Day! When I first went gluten free, I was…
Yogurt Pancakes
Transform leftover Sunday pancakes into a fun packed school lunch with the help of a few simple embellishments. These witty Yogurt Pancakes in the shape of bears make use of pancake molds, chocolate chips, and sprinkles to break out of any school lunch rut—or to celebrate a special day. RELATED: Teddy Bear Muffins I always…
Yogurt Apple Bowls
Make breakfast on the go with these portable yogurt apple bowls. Just carve them out with a melon baller, fill in with yogurt, granola and fresh fruit, and eat with a spoon. The best part? Eating the apple bowl at the end! Making for a great start to your family’s morning, an after school snack,…
