Put smiles on your kids' faces before they go to school with these delicious and easy-to-make breakfast ideas. They'll be good and ready to hit the books -- and the playground.
These fancy pancakes are a tasty alternative to our standard fare.
With the help of a waffle iron, you can make a delicious, buttery version of French toast.
There is no better way to use up a bunch of overripe bananas than to make banana bread. Unlike most homemade breads, this one tastes best when it's a day old.
Really busy families need real food, fast! Cinnamon Raisin Oatmeal Squares are easy to make ahead of time and are the perfect grab-and-go breakfast, no spoon required.
Okay, this is indeed from Fannie Farmer (I just checked), and the original recipe is called "Raised Waffles" and calls for a full stick of melted butter. Believe me, they are good that way, but I promise they are good this way too.
Kids will love choosing their own fillings for this classic egg dish.
A deliciously sweet way to start the day.
This is a great dish to make with kids.
Cook's note: A hand-held mixer is perfect for getting this dish mixed and into the oven quickly. An old-fashioned egg beater or whisk works well, too. You'll need to start preheating the oven a few minutes before mixing the pancake.
A light and healthy breakfast.