Granola by Linda

Quick and easy to make and much healthier than the kind you buy! Play with the ingredients. Maybe you would like pepitas instead of the flax; or vanilla instead of the cinnamon and nutmeg. Try adding dried fruit. Then, serve it with yogurt for breakfast or sprinkled over berries for a quick dessert.

Savory scones with cheese and sweetcorn by Sharemykitchen

These chunky and puffy scones are equally good warm or chilled, and that makes them perfect for breakfast or an ideal addition for the lunchbox. They also went straight into my “top 5” for picnic baskets.

Coconut Puttu by Padma Priya Manikam

This is simple light breakfast or tea-break steamed snack made out of rice flour that is readily available in the supermarket. It is best mixed with grated coconut and sugar. If wish to eat it with curry, then exclude the sugar. May also include small cut pieces of ripe banana when steaming for a variant in taste.

Whole Wheat Banana Bread by Tina W.

Healthy Pumpkin Bread by Tina W.

This is a delicious healthy version of an old favorite! Very easy to make, this never lasts long at our house!

Whole Wheat Banana Chocolate Mini Muffins by Tina W.

These are my kids' favorite! Made with whole wheat flour, sucanat, and only egg whites, they are a healthier alternative to "regular" muffins, but just as good. Great for a sweet treat in the lunch box!

Mom's homemade donuts by Candice Goodyear

Budget was always tight when I grew up so mom learned how to pinch pennies and this is one of the great recipes she taught us.

Ebelskivers by Aspen Lee-Moulden

Bought an Ebelskiver pan at Williams-Sonoma thinking my kids would enjoy them for weekend breakfasts. Fast forward 3 hours...I think this is going to be a daily request, which means early mornings for me. The filling possibilities are endless. Yum!

Kuskara by Deepti Naik

This is a great snack/breakfast and a good use of left over Chapatis/Rotis. This is also known as Kuskara and Fodnichi poli. This is a typical Maharashtrian Dish (From Western Indian state of Maharashtra) Inspiration for this recipe came from my mom. Anytime we have enough left over Chapatis, we used to get Kuskara for snacks.…

SHAKSHUKA (ARABIAN EGG OMELETTE) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB

I love Middle Eastern food. It's so delicate and exotic. Our Arabian neighbors used to send us food on different occasions. This dish is one of my favorite things abroad...

Budwig Diet Smoothie by John Spottiswood

Someone turned me on to Dr. Johanna Budwig recently. I read a bit about her research and her diet online. While there isn't a lot of hard evidence behind it, she was definitely ahead of her time in recognizing the importance of good fats, and the harmful effects of bad fats, in our modern diets. She strongly encouraged the…

Power Pancakes by Julie Greenman

Whole Wheat and Vegan

Granola Clusters by Megan DeLong

This recipe is yet another accident/experiment from last night when I was trying to replicate a healthy cookie recipe I found on 101 cookbooks. I didn't have everything required so made a few substitutions and I wouldn't call the end result a cookie really, but more a banana bread meets granola! I think you'll have great fun…

Easter Egg Omelette by Barbara Beery

When Easter is on it's way, most families with kids have plenty of extra eggs in the fridge! Put all those eggs to good use and stir-up an omelette this Easter for a delicious family brunch or breakfast. This is a great way to use eggs which have been blown-out for decorating and is also a great way to sneak in some good veggies…

Tri-Color Bell Peppers Omelette by tigerfish

Towards a rainbow diet