It's the sweetest of
all days, and what better way to spend your morning than with your special
someone and a special breakfast. Whether you're making it for yourself and
your sweetie, or the whole family, these dishes are always welcome. Click on
the links to get the recipes.
People have a lot of
different ideas as to the perfect pancake.
I’m a light and fluffy gal myself, but Mr. O-P (from NJ) likes them
thinner and with more body, but the cook gets her way and this morning these
delicious pancakes graced the breakfast table.
If you've let time
slip away and have nothing to serve, these strawberries are delicious, easy,
and can turn any occasion into something special.
If you are the
cherry fan that I am, then you will love these crepes. They are easy to
assemble, particularly when using Melissa's
Ready Made Crepes (something I always keep in the freezer just for such an occasion).
The filling recipe is from Magpie’s CafĂ© in St. Charles, MO, and can be
made the day ahead and stored in the fridge; the Bing Cherry Sauce is my own
creation and the recipe can be found here. When it is time to
serve, just fill and roll the crepe, and spoon the warmed jewel-toned sauce on
top.
If your idea of
breakfast does not include something chocolate-y, this may just change your
mind. While it is indeed chocolate, it is the rich, dense, deliciousness of
chocolate and not something that is cloyingly sweet. Based on an Alton Brown
recipe, I lightened up the cocoa, added a pinch of espresso powder, and used
mini chocolate chips to better spread the joy. Topped with fresh strawberries
it is a decadent breakfast treat.
One of my most viewed
recipes is this
one for New York-Style
Crumb Cake, and with good reason, it is delicious. So when I spotted this recipe for the same
type of cake in muffin form, I had to try it.
The same delicious coffee cake in a small, portable form is absolute perfection!
I found a decadently
delicious recipe that is full of complex tastes and will make you feel that
you’re breakfasting on a tropical isle.
The beauty of this recipe is that it, like the ginger syrup, can be made
ahead, so you won’t have to labor in the morning to put a fantastic meal on the
table.
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Pattie, Your romantic breakfast options are all mouth-watering! I would have a difficult time choosing but will settle on a strawberry or two while I'm trying to make up mind! Love the chocolate waffles with the touch of espresso. Wishing you a sweet Valentine's Day ♥
ReplyDeleteI am all for a romantic breakfast even when it's NOT Valentine's Day!!! The NY coffee cake muffins look so delicious with that topping...I just wanna snarf some down right now!!! And my husband would be nothing less than thrilled to wake up to chocolate waffles! They're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Valentine's Day weekend!!!
What an awesome collection! I am loving the look of those banana coconut pancakes!!
ReplyDeleteThey all look so good and very special!
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