Whether you're cooking for your significant other or the whole crew, these family-friendly recipes are sure to please all of your loves. Who says you have to go to a restaurant to have a good time?
Not only are single serving frittatas a handy way to nibble protein and veggies—they’re perfect for toddlers as well.
Perfect for brunch or dinner, this eggy, gluten-free frittata swaps its typical pastry base for a crispy potato bottom.
These cheddar scones from the Messy Baker are wonderfully cheesy, slightly sweet and have a burst of fresh basil. Perfect for balancing on the edge of a bowl of tomato soup.
The heart wants what the heart wants, and sometimes that's a greasy DIY breakfast sandwich with all the fixings. Here’s a faster, more compact version that’s easier to pull off on a rushed weekday morning.
Blueberries are in season and they're perfect for everything from cobblers to smoothies, but we're their biggest fan in fluffy-on-the-inside-crispy-on-the-outside waffles.
A crisp, puffed pancake filled with sauteed apples makes you the champion of brunch. Don't just save this baby for holidays, it's weekend-ready.
Gingerbread isn't exclusive to the holiday season-sweet and hearty pancakes warmed with spice made a perfect weekend brunch at Island Lake Lodge in Fernie - and they shared the recipe.
Think of snacks as mini-meals; these nibbles are more than just filler - snacks account for almost a third of kids’ total caloric intake, providing a great opportunity for a nutritional boost. Toast to the rescue! It's easy, versatile, and kids can make it themselves.
Breakfast for dinner can be a lifesaver at the end of a long day, or when you need something good to go. Here are five quick ideas, beyond a bowl of cereal!
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
FOLLOW PARENTSCANADA
    |
ParentsCanada.com offers expert advice on your pregnancy, baby, breastfeeding, newborn baby sleep, health, and the stages of growth and development.
