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Mother's Day + Breakfast recipes (49)

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Recipe by: FrancesC
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These flaky Danish pastries are a time-consuming project, but they're a perfect way to show people how much you love them! I like serving them at special brunches. The puff pastry and almond filling can be made ahead of time, and the pastries can be frozen before baking.
 
Recipe by: Joan R
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Apple purée and cinnamon add a sweet and moist variation to the classic batter of milk, eggs and sugar. An unusual but delicious idea for kid's brunch or Christmas morning, especially if you substitute brioche for the bread.
 
Recipe by: Robyn Webb
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These are a cross between pancakes and Welsh cakes. Wonderful for a special breakfast with the family at the weekend. Serve with jam, apple sauce or honey. Best of all, they're quick to make and low in fat!
 
Recipe by: KAREN325
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I think French toast and bananas are a perfect pair. For a real American-style brunch, garnish with fresh strawberries, a sprinkle of icing sugar and drizzle of maple syrup.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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You can cook the pancakes well in advance. The pancake batter can be made up to a day ahead and kept, covered, in the frige. Cooked pancakes can be made up to three days ahead, stacked between sheets of greaseproof paper and wrapped in cling film: store in the frige or freezer. If pancakes are prepared ahead, assemble the whole dish, then bake just before serving. The pancakes are made with half wholemeal flour to be light yet higher in fibre.
 
Recipe by: rach15689
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Serve warm with ice cream for a lovely pudding, or with honey or syrup for a breakfast treat.
 
Recipe by: Stephanie
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The dough for these cinnamon buns is easy to prepare in a bread machine. Note: These are wonderful fresh, but they don't freeze well.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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This vegetable-packed quiche is cooked in a large, deeper-than-average tin and the pastry is rolled out thinly to give a generous amount of filling and small proportion of pastry in each slice. Serve warm, rather than piping hot or chilled, with a lightly dressed, crisp salad.
 
Recipe by: iain
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Similar to a mimosa and a great way to strat the day!
 
Recipe by: Jodi Hamrick
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The classic - perfect for Christmas morning.
 
Recipe by: Marsha Fernandez
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The dough for these cinnamon buns is made in a bread machine before it is shaped into buns and baked in the oven. If you don't have a bread machine, follow the notes at the bottom of this recipe.
 
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I've been Diagnosed as allergic to Dairy and Muffins on a sunday morning for breakfast was just too good to give up!! You can Replace the rasberries with other fruits - Blueberries, Strawberries, Apple, Rubarb, Dried Fruits, Banannas even Chocolate Chips.
 
Recipe by: Christine Johnson
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This easy seafood quiche makes a wonderful brunch or light dinner.
 
Recipe by: Sally
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A delicious and simple recipe for brunch or a quick dessert. May be served with butter, sugar, jam or chocolate spread. Enjoy!
 
Recipe by: LMSM
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This quiche is without pastry - it couldn't be simpler.
 
Recipe by: ANY14TNS
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This makes for an easy midweek supper or special breakfast at the weekend. With no pastry, you save both time and calories!
 
Recipe by: GERAL1012
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Quick and easy pancakes mixed in your blender! Perfect for those mornings when you have to get breakfast on the table but don't have the time to make anything complicated.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Spinach and eggs are a classic combination, and drizzling a little cream over each dish adds a lovely richness.
 
Recipe by: Bonnie
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This French toast recipe is different because it uses flour. I have given it to some friends and they've all liked it better than the French toast they usually make!
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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These pancakes are thick, like a drop scone, and wonderfully light and fluffy. They can be left plain, but adding fruit, such as sliced banana, makes them infinitely more exciting, and more nutritious too. Here they are served with cinnamon-spiced yoghurt and a drizzle of honey. Serve straight from the pan, to enjoy at their best.
 
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