Bread Recipes For Breakfast Easy

This homemade Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Bread is moist, tender, and incredibly easy to make. This quick bread doesn’t have yeast and can be ready in about an hour.

If you’re looking for a delicious sweet treat for breakfast or snack, you want to make this bread. This recipe uses ingredients that you probably already have on hand and it’s very easy to prepare.

There’s no waiting for the yeast to rise. Therefore, once the bread has finished cooking it is topped off with a glaze. The secret to having the glaze sink into the bread is to put it on while the bread is hot. If you want the glaze to sit on top, wait until the bread is cool to drizzle the glaze over it.

Overnight French Toast

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If you like add-ins, you can add a cup of raisins and/or nuts to the batter. Pecans or walnuts would be a lovely nut to add.

This homemade Cinnamon Roll Breakfast Bread is moist, tender, and incredibly easy to make. This quick bread doesn't have yeast and can be ready in about an hour.

Lemon Blueberry Breakfast Bread

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Calories: 394 kcal | Carbohydrates: 70 g | Protein: 6 g | Fat: 11 g | Saturated Fat: 3 g | Cholesterol: 55 mg | Sodium: 129 mg | Potassium: 167 mg | Fiber: 2 g | Sugar: 47 g | Vitamin A: 120 IU | Vitamin C: 0.1 mg | Calcium: 70 mg | Iron: 1.7 mg

Tried this recipe? Please take a moment to comment letting me know how you liked it & consider giving it a 5 star rating. I love hearing from you!12 easy breakfast toast recipes to start your day off right. They’re easy, healthy and so simple. Made with fresh ingredients, and tons of variety including fresh fruits and veggies to make sure you’re getting healthy ingredients first thing in the morning.

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These toast ideas will get the whole family excited for a healthy, and simple breakfast, lunch or snack. Now let’s dig into all the flavors you can make!

One of my favorite things to eat in the morning is breakfast toast! The flavor options are truly endless – all thanks to a huge variety of delicious toppings. From nut butter, cream cheese, hummus, mashed avocado, vegetables, fruits and seeds – you’re totally covered whether you’re craving something sweet or savory.

Yes! These 12 healthy toast ideas are simple and nutritious ways to eat breakfast on busy mornings. Not only that, but they will keep you feeling full longer as they’re high in protein, fiber and healthy fats all thanks to the added toppings. Choose a good quality bread that’s high in fiber to complete the meal.

Breakfast Bread Recipes

Many of the ingredients used to make these easy breakfast toast ideas are easily found at your grocery store, or they’re already in your pantry.

When choosing bread, I like to go for sprouted grain bread with low added sugar. My favorites are Dave’s Killer Bread and Food For Life Ezekiel sprouted grain bread. You can also choose a keto or low-carb bread like chia classic bread from Queen St Bakery. Or a fresh sourdough from a local bakery!

A variety of spreads can be used in replacement of mashed avocado including cream cheese, nut butter, seed butter, nutella, hummus, tahini, or mashed banana.

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This list has tons of variety and includes a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables like strawberries, blueberries, avocado, tomatoes, and cucumber to make sure you're getting healthy ingredients first thing in the morning.Get an excellent start every day of the week with these delicious takes on classic breakfast baked goods. As sure as the sun rises in the east, these quick breads, muffins, pastries, scones, and sweet yeast breads will make any morning meal special.

If you generally only indulge on weekends—or when the coffee-shop display proves irresistible—we have a rousing wake-up call: You can make those crave-worthy treats yourself, and most of the indulgent goodies you love can be made any day of the week. Even better, several can be made ahead and frozen, then defrosted overnight and baked off while you shower.

If you're ready to bake, why not start with the better-tasting and better-for-you Maple Bran Muffins that are shown here? They take about 30 minutes to make and they can be frozen, then thawed in a 375 degree oven for that warm-from-the-oven feeling on a busy weekday morning. Our chocolate-hazelnut take on monkey bread actually tastes better if you make it the night before and leave the yeasted dough in the refrigerator overnight. Next morning, just bring the dough to room temperature and bake.

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A couple of these sweets are made using store-bought all-butter puff pastry. It's one of those things our food editors' always keep in the freezer. It works beautifully in sweet breakfasts, like our tempting take on that supermarket staple, the toaster pastry (note: our version is baked in the oven like the rest of these treats), but it's just as stellar in a savory recipe; give it a try in our simple potato-and-feta take on the Turkish turnover, the boreka, and you'll be convinced.

Simple baked goods like scones, muffins, and quick breads (such as the all-time favorite, banana bread), don't require a stand mixer, come together quickly, and bake up so fast. Our new recipes take these easy-going standards to new heights of flavor.

Then there are new hybrids we're sure will become classics over time. After all, is there anyone out there who could resist a streamlined version of the cheese Danish or the sublime baked good created when the biscuit met the jelly roll?

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What are you waiting for? Go ahead and try these enticing new spins on bakery classics this week. We're sure you'll love them as much as we do.

Store-bought puff pastry forms the super flaky base, and a few spoonfuls of good jam sweetens these cream-cheese-filled easy pasties. OK, they're not technically Danishes—as they aren't made with a yeasted dough—but no one will care, they'll be too busy enjoying a second slice.

Corn muffins go next level thanks to the addition of rhubarb and blueberries. Rhubarb and blueberries, not strawberries you're wondering? Don't wonder, try this recipe and we're sure you'll always be team blue barb!

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No mixer needed! This smart take on the coffee cake uses our food editors favorite reverse-creaming technique, adds yogurt to the batter for moisture, and finishes everything off with a hazelnut topping.

Here's a quick route to freshly baked biscuits for breakfast. This easy recipe has you scoop the dough straight from the mixing bowl onto a baking sheet—no shaping or cutting required— so you can whip them up while you're still half asleep. For a savory, vegetarian version, try our Feta-and-Dill Drop Biscuits.

Try these strawberry scones on a morning when you don't have time to bake; you can freeze them, baked or unbaked, and take them straight to the oven for a quick and delicious breakfast.

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Think of this treat as a cross between a buttermilk biscuit and a cinnamon bun without the frosting (trust us, you don't don't need it here). A sprinkle of sanding sugar provides all the needed sparkle these yummy baked goods (which are baked in a muffin tin) require to really stand out.

Here's another delicious hybrid: If coffee cake and banana bread sang a duet, the harmonious result would be this moist loaf and its nutty cinnamon-and-brown-sugar topping. The streusel not only caps off the creation, but it also winds its way through every slice. The result is a sweet-salty note in every single bite.

Just the thing for ginger lovers, this sweet scone has a trifecta fresh, dried, and crystallized ginger. To really take it to the next level, there's also lemon in the batter and glaze.

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Leisurely weekend mornings were made for monkey bread. Yeasted dough gets rolled into tiny orbs, then assembled in a Bundt pan, where it rises while you relax with your coffee. (Parents and grandparents, take note: This is an excellent job for little hands.) The deep chocolate-hazelnut notes come from generous drizzles of Nutella on the bottom of the pan and layered throughout. Prefer to sleep in? Work ahead of time. This recipe actually benefits from an overnight ferment in the fridge, taking on a more robust flavor. The next day, bring it to room temperature and set it in the oven.

Cookies for breakfast? We're all for it, especially when we're talking about cookies loaded with wholesome ingredients, including oats, buckwheat flour, millet, cashew butter, coconut oil, and fresh raspberries. Bake them ahead and look forward to pairing them with a latte or a