On the topic of breakfast … you may have seen this entertaining video already, but have you checked out all the awesome recipes from the chef at KitchenBowl?
The trick is to get kids in the right frame of mind so they are eager to explore and experience new types of food from different countries and cultures. Maybe get them to help prepare the food so they know what they’re eating. And it probably helps for them to see someone else be the first taste-tester. …
Try something different for breakfast: easy make-ahead freeze-and-bake scones. This might be good for a “cheat day” for anyone on a diet, and always good for special occasions. This scone recipe is perfect for preparing in advance since you can freeze the unbaked scones, save them in the freezer for up to 2 months, and then just pop them into the oven whenever you want a special breakfast treat. …
Muffins are a great breakfast or snack choice if you make them at home, and make sure that they are not loaded with sugar. This Berry Breakfast Muffin recipe, loaded with three different kinds of berries, is a healthy way to get a blast of antioxidants with a burst of flavor in every bite. They’re unbelievably delicious. …
This homemade juice is perfect to drink in the morning with your choice of a healthy breakfast. It’s filled with alkalizing minerals, phytonutrients, antioxidants and powerful proteins to help rebuild cells and protect your body from free-radicals, diseases, viruses, infections, and more! Restores the Ph balance in your body. …
Make this once a week and you’ll have a healthy replacement for store-bought breakfast cereals. Ready to eat in the morning when time is of the essence. This is a delicious breakfast solution for anyone who wants to make a huge batch in advance, dole out the amount you want in the morning and simply add whatever toppings you happen to have on hand. The ingredients are inexpensive and easy to find — the perfect alternative to the store-bought cereals with cartoon figures on the box! …
“Decadent” — but healthy — oatmeal recipes! The key is to make these special oatmeal treats in advance so the oatmeal can soak up the flavor overnight and be ready for eating first thing in the morning. This strategy gets you to eat a healthy breakfast, even if you’re in a hurry to get out the door in there morning. These creative overnight oatmeal suggestions call for ingredients such as Greek yoghurt, pecans, blueberries, lemon, almond milk, vanilla extract, strawberries, honey, chocolate, cocoa powder, cherries, bananas, walnut butter, spices, pineapple, coconut and more! …
Good tips for a variety of healthy smoothies – one for each day of the work week. These are basic, flavorful recipes that you can enhance with extra protein and other nutrients, depending on your personal needs and goals. Some of the creative and colorful ingredients include pineapple juice, mango, ginger, raspberries, watermelon, pomegranate juice, avocado, kiwi and spinach. Store in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. …