Scrambled Bunnies
These scrambled bunnies are a cute and healthy way to start Easter Sunday - or any special day really!
Egg men with crispy bacon toasts
Enjoy a perfectly cooked boiled egg served with fingers of bacon and toast with this delicious - and very easy - breakfast recipe.
Caramelised pears
Caramelised pears are great for so many recipes or you can just serve them with a big scoop of ice cream. I always make a batch of these when pears are in season and put them in the fridge in a large glass jar.
Buttermilk pancakes
Pancakes add a splash of special to a weekend breakfast, so get cooking with this deliciously simple buttermilk pancake recipe. This batter will keep in the fridge for three or four days or can be used to cook a batch of 12 to 16 pancakes straight away.
Lemon butter/ lemon passionfruit butter
Bored of the usual toppings on toast at breakfast time? Try this simple lemon and passionfruit butter that is easy to make but full of bright tangy flavours.
Bubble and squeak
Use fresh veggies to make these lovely veggie patties that go down a treat with a cooked brunch or with cold cuts of meat. They're also a wonderful way to use up leftover roast veggies.
Corn and cheese savoury muffins
These versatile corn and cheese savoury muffins, are the perfect snack for when you're out-and-about. They are delicious for the lunch box, and make a great breakfast too! What's not to love about these 'eat anywhere' bites?
Blackberry and muesli breakfast muffins
Ever feel guilty about your kids not having the perfect breakfast? Well if you stash some of these deliciously simple blackberry and muesli muffins in the freezer, then you are 30 seconds away from an easy breakfast.
Breakfast omelette
A colourful and nutritious breakfast recipe to start the day. Prepare the capsicum and bacon the night before so you can hit the ground running come the morning.
Spiced tomato and egg brunch
This looks like your standard eggs and tomato dish, right? But there are lots of flavours going on in here and the end result is a super tasty, incredibly easy brunch or even supper.
Raspberry and banana smoothie ice treats
These delish raspberry and banana smoothie ice treats are great for little ones who are teething. The ice cold blocks are very soothing on sore gums, and will put a smile on their little faces every time!
Green eggs breakfast
This is the ultimate weekend breakfast indulgence! Forget the boring weekday breakfasts of rushed toast and soggy cereal and instead savour the weekend with this deliciously healthy dish.
Buckwheat pancakes with berries
These healthy pancakes combine buckwheat and wholewheat flours to make delicious pancakes that are topped with blueberries and yoghurt. Perfect compliment to a weekend sleep in.
Carrot, oat and orange muffins
Ring the changes at breakfast time with these yummy muffin. Tasty and light, they're perfect for sneaking more veggies into the kids when they're not looking too!
Bacon and egg breakfast burrito
Fancy a Mexi-style twist to breakfast? A brekkie that you can eat on the go? Then try this tasty breakfast burrito with eggs and bacon.
Easy homemade yoghurt
You can make delicious yoghurt at home for around $1.50 per kilo if you follow our directions. It's the most economical form of yoghurt making and so easy you will be making a batch every day.
Tomato and ricotta breakfast bread
This is an easy, delicious and fun way to eat breakfast. Kids love to help pull out the bread and fill the middle with yummy goodies. Great for breakfast picnics!
Versatile fruit compote
There is no end to the things you can do with this versatile fruit compote. Dollop some on your breakfast cereal, put a few spoons in your smoothie or eat it on top of toast or in a sandwich. The only limit is your imagination!
Tutti fruity muesli
The perfect way to start the day is with this toasted muesli. Nuts, seeds and dried fruit pack a nutritional punch while coconut gives a tropical tang. Eat up!
Ham and spinach egg rolls
These tasty little egg rolls make a nice break from sandwiches. The ham and spinach filled parcels are delicious hot or cold and make a fabulous lunch box filler.
Grilled bullseye
A decorative, 10 minute breakfast that the kids will devour in no time! Everyone loves eggs for breakfast but this makes a great meal for any time of day
Anzac muffin
With all the flavours of the original Anzac biscuits, coconut and golden syrup, these muffins are moist and delicious. Pop them into lunch boxes or whip up a batch for afternoon tea.
Microwave lemon curd
If you love lemon curd or lemon butter then this recipe is for YOU! It is so easy you will never buy lemon curd at the supermarket again. You can use this to fill pastry cups, to spread on toast or to fill cupcakes with.
Breakfast biscuits
If school mornings are crazy at your house like they are at mine then you will love these breakfast biscuits. They are choc-full of healthy oats, raisins and coconut. This makes them perfect for eating on the way to school in the car and will give them enough energy to make it to recess.
Eggs in a frame
Use any shape cookie cutter you fancy to make this fried bread with a fried egg centre. Great for fussy toddlers who appreciate novelty food - and yes, for big kids too!
Brown sugar porridge
A warm welcoming bowl of porridge is a great way to start a cold day. Oats are full of fibre and are low GI; team them with toasted walnuts, brown sugar and pie apples for a complete breakfast.
Spotty berry pancakes
Make your pancakes even more delicious by filling them with lots of yummy blueberries and strawberries. Top with maple syrup or honey and cream or ice cream. Yum!
Blueberry overnight oats
Breakfast on the run has never been so healthy. These lovely creamy blueberry overnight oats are made in less than 5 minutes the night before and popped in the fridge to do its thing.
Banana smoothie
A deliciously healthy way to start the day, this smoothie is full of bananas, honey, yoghurt with just a hint of cinnamon that makes it more-ish. It's breakfast in a glass and a great way to have a meal on the run.