Freezer-Friendly Breakfast Burritos
A stash of breakfast burritos in the freezer means a hot breakfast on busy mornings with no cooking. These are filled with scrambled eggs, crispy potatoes, black beans, spinach and cheese, and…
A stash of breakfast burritos in the freezer means a hot breakfast on busy mornings with no cooking. These are filled with scrambled eggs, crispy potatoes, black beans, spinach and cheese, and…
Avocado toast is simple, which is exactly why the details matter: sturdy, well-toasted bread, a ripe avocado mashed with salt and lemon, and something on top that adds contrast. Below is a…
Despite the name, buckwheat is not a type of wheat; it is the seed of a plant related to rhubarb, and its flour has an earthy, slightly nutty flavor. On its own…
This is the smoothie we make most often: frozen strawberries, plain yogurt and a little milk, with a few oats to make it more filling. It tastes like a strawberry milkshake but…
Shakshuka is eggs gently poached in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce, cooked and served in the same pan. It works for breakfast, a lazy weekend brunch or a quick dinner with…
Overnight oats are a ratio more than a recipe. Once you know the base, you can stir it together in two minutes before bed and wake up to a ready breakfast.
Store-bought granola is often more sweet than crunchy. This version uses a modest amount of maple syrup and relies on two tricks for big clusters: an egg white, and leaving the pan…
A parfait is just yogurt, fruit and something crunchy layered in a glass, but the combinations are endless. Here is a simple method plus three seasonal versions to keep breakfast interesting.
A well-made omelette is one of the fastest hot breakfasts there is, and a good way to use up odds and ends of vegetables. This one is filled with sautéed bell pepper,…
A skillet of crispy sweet potato, onion and bell pepper with eggs cooked right on top is a satisfying weekend breakfast, and the hash itself reheats well for weekday mornings.