Dazzling Easter Brunch Recipes
Whether you're planning a simple brunch for a small group, or a meal for a crowd, we've got just the right recipes for you.
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Made on the grill the morning of, or prepped ahead of the holiday for a stress-free start, these zippy pancakes get their flavor from creamy apple butter and dark sweet cherries.
You can whip up this classic brunch favorite ahead. Simply top it with Hollandaise sauce (and warm it in the oven) before your guests arrive.
Made from scratch, these giant cinnamon rolls are sure to be an instant hit. The cream cheese icing is as pretty -- and easy to make -- as it is delicious.
Add a sweet touch to your brunch menu with these coconut-and-chocolate-topped waffles. Almonds add satisfying crunch. A dollop of whipped cream makes the perfect finishing touch.
With just 15 minutes of prep time, this classic brunch bread is quick and easy -- and it freezes beautifully. Serve it with honey butter for a festive touch.
This shrimp and artichoke combo features fresh cherry tomatoes, Parmesan cheese, and green onions -- and it's all ready and on the table in just 25 minutes.
Fresh rosemary, sweet peppers, and new potatoes give this no-fuss frittata a company-worthy touch.
Creamy avocado, fresh jicama (also known as Mexican potatoes), and black beans make an unexpected -- and delicious -- topper for classic breakfast waffles. Sprinkle with cheese for the perfect finish.
This comfort food fusion is an effortless crowd pleaser. Take it to the next level by stirring chocolate chips into the pancake batter or spreading a layer of jelly on each pancake just before serving.
Filled with a mixture of mascarpone cheese and honey, these blintzes cook quickly on the griddle -- and are sure to wow the crowd.
This savory pancake is filled with cheddar cheese and crispy bacon; warm maple syrup adds a touch of sweetness -- and it's all ready and on the table in less than 30 minutes.
Shredded apples and ground cinnamon add a festive touch to simple dumplings; they're just right for a starter or side.
Ricotta cheese keeps this brunch staple nice and moist. Wheat germ adds a healthy twist to a classic topping of nutmeg, cinnamon, and brown sugar.






why do you guys do recipes with 'egg product'? Why not use the real thing for a more authentic taste? Can't be that much more complicated, can it?
4/2/2010 11:04:52 AM Report Abuse