im running out of breakfast ideas...?

Question

Im tired of my omelets,egg sandwiches, sometimes pancakes and grill cheese...any ideas?

Answer 1

Make a nice fritta.
Here's my favorite.
Whats nice about it you bake it , can be done the nite before and it heats nicely in a microwave.

This one uses zuccihini but you can use any veggie or veggies of your choice or other fillings. Ex: brocolli, peppers, ricotta cheese, cheddar cheese or any type you like or a mixture of cheese, potatoes are especially good. Make it Mexican with chili and peppers to the mix.
If doing ahead just portion serving. They can be frozen for 2-3 months or refgerated for 7-8 days.
Experiment so you don't get tired of the same flavor.
Its is very easy.

BAKED ZUCCHINI FRITTATA

1 1/2 c. shredded zucchini
4 eggs, slightly beaten
3/4 c. fine bread crumbs
1/2 c. milk
1/4 c. grated Parmesan cheese
1/2 c. shredded mozzarella cheese
2 tbsp. butter, melted
1/2 tsp. onion salt
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. pepper
1/4 c. finely chopped onion

Combine ingredients. Pour into buttered shallow dish. Bake at 375 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes or until set. Cut into wedges. Serve as a main dish for lunch or brunch.

Answer 2

Be a Devil and try this, I guaruntee you will love it:

Apple Porridge:

3 tbsp porridge oats.
1 eating apple
1/4 pint milk.

Put oats in a small microwave dish, add the oats.
Grate the apple (including skin if liked but discard core)
Add to dish with milk and stir to mix.
Cover dish and microwave on High for 1 min30 seconds. Remove dish and stir, return to microwave and cook for a further 1 min 30 seconds. Remove dish and stand for one minute before serving.

Also a Sweet Treat
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4 med sized apples
1/2 med sized orange
1 tsp cinnamon

Heat the grill, cover a baking tray with foil, chop the apples into wedges and place on the baking tray.
Squeeze the orange juice over the wedges, sprinkle on some cinnamon. Grill for 5 mins for crunchy and 10 mins for gooey.

Answer 3

My sixteen month previous become the comparable way till we got here across those mini pancakes that she loves. She'll consume those approximately 3 days a week with some fruit and milk and there are nonetheless days the place she refuses to consume breakfast yet we don't fuss approximately it. She'll consume while she's hungry. She additionally likes yogurt for breakfast too.

Answer 4

I've eaten leftover dinner for breakfast too. But if you want breakfast items ideas:

Raisin toast with Nutella or peanut butter
Fresh fruit
Fruit smoothies (fresh or frozen fruit, ice, sugar & milk)
Breakfast burritos (sauteed onion & tomato w/ scrambled eggs & salsa in a flour tortilla)
Muffins with yogurt or cottage cheese
Bagels with cream cheese, onion & smoked salmon
Quiche (favs are Florentine & ham/cheese)

Answer 5

You can eat anything for breakfast-there's no law that it has to be "breakfast food" Have a peanutbutter sandwich or leftovers, eat a big salad or some soup. The sky is the limit.
I will be having beans and rice this morning, with a kiwi fruit.

Answer 6

toasted peanut butter and jelly

quick oats- 2 ways one is with brown sugar and cinnamon and the other is with pancake syrup stirred in

cereal is a good and easy breakfast that's simple and doesn't require lots of prep work.

yogurt and fresh fruit. A classic morning meal

Answer 7

there are too many things you can do for breakfast we a love breaskfast burritos around here if you have alot of left overs great for breakfast bisquits tacos the list is endless have you tried breakfast wraps try eggs benedict or sausage gravy and bisquits really easy to make hope this helps

Answer 8

Try a breakfast burrito, with refried beans, cheese, and salsa. I like to eat reheated leftovers for brekkie too, that always makes a nice change.

Answer 9

breakfast does not have to be traditional "breakfast" food.

how about some bananas and strawberries sliced up and mixed with vanilla yogurt? or better yet, make a smoothie!

or left overs from dinner last night?

how about oatmeal?

a slice of the cold pizza from the fridge?

anything .. that you like to eat!

Answer 10

Try muesli or rolled oats and add little cubes of fresh fruit and dry nuts. Also, yoghurt or buttermilk with some honey are pretty fine.