Better Homes and Gardens January 2013 Recipes

City brunch meets country breakfast in this tasty meat-and-potatoes pleaser. Ground pork gets livened up with cilantro, chiles, lime, and garlic. Add golden potatoes and a few sunny-side-up eggs for a zippy skillet meal that's perfect for breakfast or dinner.

Redeye gravy, a Southern specialty that's made with coffee, gives this tasty breakfast sandwich recipe a bold flavor that complements the flaky, slighty sweet biscuits. The recipe makes extra biscuits, so be sure to freeze the leftovers for another day.

This impressive tart is perfect for company and can be topped with whatever fruit is in season. In winter, use orange slices and marmalade; it would be just as delicious in the spring or summer with a handful of berries and strawberry preserves.

Love BLTs and looking to eat healthy? Say hello to our budget-friendly twist on the classic sandwich featuring quick-roasted crunchy greens and roasted cherry tomatoes.

Fill Hawaiian-style hot dog buns with smoky chicken sausage and melty provolone before giving them the sweet French toast treatment for a unique breakfast sandwich that's sure to surprise and delight.

Watch how simple it is to make these unique breakfast sandwiches.

Get the kids to eat their veggies by sneaking mild-flavor spaghetti squash into a tasty pasta dinner that's healthy, quick, and loaded with flavor.

There's so much to love about our fluffy citrus pancake recipe: The bright orange flavor. The simple homemade raspberry syrup. And the fact that you can make a batch ahead to freeze for delicious brunching anytime.

Flip up a stack of tasty pancakes with the help of our simple step-by-step video.

Sweet Italian sausage, marinara sauce, and Parmesan cheese complement a sunny-side-up egg and peppery arugula in this easy breakfast pizza. For an extra kick of heat, try it with spicy sausage and a sprinkle of hot sauce.

The secret to the bold, smoky flavor in our easy pork tenderloin recipe? Smoked paprika, which is different from regular paprika. And be sure to slice your garlic so it gets nice and toasty when baked with the pork.

Protein-rich quinoa isn't just for dinner. We paired the nutritious ancient grain with pumpkin seeds, dried fruits, and honey to make a simple granola. Serve it for breakfast with baked apples and a splash of milk. Yum!

Steak and beans get a makeover thanks to bold layers of flavor from fennel and balsamic vinegar. This dish is budget-friendly because it uses beef shoulder petite tenders, a juicy cut that is relatively new to the marketplace.