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Breakfast Burritos

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Restaurants charge way too much for simple breakfast burritos, especially when you learn how easy and cheap it is to make a batch of them for your whole family. They're great for weekend mornings, or for wrapping to go as everyone is rushing out the door

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Ham and Eggs Frittata Biscuits

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Fresh herbs enhance the delicate flavors baked in a biscuit that holds a veggie-packed egg topping.

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Pumpkin Pancakes

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Between the pumpkin, hazelnuts, walnuts, and maple, this is a perfect autumn breakfast. Beating the egg whites separately from the yokes makes for fluffier pancakes -- almost like a soufflé.

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Quick Breakfast Burritos

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Restaurants charge way too much for simple breakfast burritos, especially when you learn how easy and cheap it is to make a batch of them for your whole family. They're great for weekend mornings, or for wrapping to go as everyone is rushing out the door on school days.

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20 Easter Brunch Favorites

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If Easter brunch is a tradition in your house, these flavorful favorites will surely make welcome additions to the holiday table. Try these delicious egg dishes, fragrant baked goods, fruit smoothies and crunchy salads.

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20 Healthy Muffin Recipes

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Looking for a nutritious alternative to doughnuts and pastries? Try these recipes for healthy, homemade breakfast muffins like blueberry muffins, corn muffins, or banana muffins, or make a new favorite, like apple cider, pumpkin praline, or zucchini spice.

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Homemade Peanut Butter

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Peanut butter is just about as American as apple pie. And I think that at one time or another, when my kids were little, they subsisted entirely on the stuff. I prefer the healthiest kind available (freshly ground organic) but discovered that I could grind my own at home for a fraction of the cost. Kids love to help—pushing the button on the food processor is a favorite activity of my children—and the delectable flavor is well worth the small effort. It must be stored in the refrigerator, but honestly, it's so good it won't last long. I've even caught my husband sneaking spoonfuls. I'm sure you'll find it tasty too and about as easy as…well, pie.

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Baked Apples

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This old fashioned treat is almost like an inside out apple crisp, with the oats and brown sugar filling nestled within. It's the kind of breakfast that might just get you moving on a cold winter's morning, and one you'll certainly want to share with your houseguests.

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Granola Bars

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My kids take these granola bars to school for snack, and they doubtless experience an, "I can't believe it's not cookies" feeling of righteous swindlery. The fact that the bars are packed with whole grains and nuts, seeds and dried fruits, means that they're an excellent source of energy and nutrients, despite the sweet, greasy facts of butter and honey. This is my version of an excellent Ina Garten recipe -- she's the Barefoot Contessa, and I really love her no-nonsense style of cooking and eating.

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Overnight Irish Oatmeal

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Irish, steel-cut oats have so much more flavor and texture than the regular kind, but unfortunately they must be simmered on the stove for 30 minutes. To solve that problem, cook them overnight in your crock-pot. In the morning, all you need to do is spoon the creamy oatmeal into bowls and top with lots of dried fruit, toasted almonds and brown sugar for a satisfying and cozy treat.

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