Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas

These pancake are comforting and filling. Try adding chopped nuts or dried fruit for a special treat.

A frozen banana is the backbone of a good smoothie. I never toss out over-ripe bananas -- I just peel them and store them in a bag in the freezer.

Topped with butter and jam, homemade English muffins are a real treat any day of the year--but these heart-shaped ones make a particularly unforgettable breakfast or snack for your child to make and share on Valentine's Day.

When Cupid invites guests over, this is the beverage he serves. For the first time ever, he has graciously agreed to share his magic recipe--which also happens to make an excellent dessert drink for Valentine's Day dinner.

Their light texture and fruity flavor make these heart-shaped scones a treat for your sweetie.

Serve some heart-shaped pancakes to kick off Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day -- or any other special day!

Valentine's Day is full of surprises. But the sweetest surprises of them all are often cooked up in the kitchen.

Recipes for romance have been around nearly as long as romance. This easy-to-concoct brew is light on the witchcraft and strange ingredients, heavy on the red color and tart taste.

These sweet treat toppings will make the prefect addition to your Valentine's baked goods.

The following easy-to-concoct brew is light on the witchcraft and strange ingredients, heavy on the red color and tart taste.