Sour Cream Blueberry Streusel Muffins

These are somewhat more work than many of my recipes, but WOW they are great.  Definitely company and brunch worthy.    And they freeze very well, so if there happen to be any leftovers, you can make another meal of them.

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Cornbread and Honey-Butter

Whole grain, easy to make, and really yummy.  Kids love this, particularly if you give them honey butter to dip it in. I love it too.

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Easy Banana Nut Muffin Tops

If you like to eat the tops off muffins, this is for you.  No special pan needed, and can be used with almost any muffin recipe.  Kids love them – feels like eating cookies for breakfast, but with much more nutrition.

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Pineapple Nut Coffee Cake

Quick cooking, tasty and reminiscent of  Hawaii.  Good fiber, fruit, nuts.  Great any time of the year.

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Popovers

I avoided these for YEARS.  Way too hard, I thought.  Not so.  Amazingly easy, gloriously tasty, and more substantial than you would expect for such air-filled treats.

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Almond Cherry Muffins

This is the muffin recipe I get asked for most often.  It is really scrumptious, and freezes well after baking, so you can have it again and again.  Assuming any are left...

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Cherry Almond Bread

Make this scrumptious bread the night before, and enjoy it in the morning.

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Title Tropical Cereal Bars

These are very good for you, incredibly tasty, and a great snack to grab on the go (although we ARE trying to have breakfast with the family).   They have fruit, fiber and protein.  AND they are easy to make the night before.  I recently took these with me on a trip to India, and ate them when I felt like a taste from home.   

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Easy Banana Bread

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Miraculous Pumpkin Muffins

Unbelievably simple.  Unbelievably.  When a friend told me about this, I was skeptical that it could possibly work.  Surely it needs eggs and oil and liquids.  But no, it doesn't, and it turns out tasty, moist, flavorful, lowfat muffins.  Try it just as written - you will be amazed!

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Ham and cheese biscuits

Failproof, very quick and easy, nutritious.  Kids love these.

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Sausage bread

Little flecks of sausage spread evenly in the bread.  Always gone in one day – first it largely goes at breakfast, then the rest is toasted for snacks in the afternoon.. 

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Strawberry Bread

A pink, strawberry infused bread.  Wonderful for this time of year, when very ripe strawberries are available. 

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Lemon Blueberry Muffins

Delicious muffins bake in the morning while you get ready

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Cheese Buttermilk Bread

Bread fresh out of the bread maker when you wake up in the morning, with a wonderful cheesy flavor and packed with protein

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Oatmeal bars

These are dense, very flavorful, and extremely filling - one of them will keep me satisfied for hours.  And it is a quick mix the night before, then just put them in the oven in the morning for a great breakfast.

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Cottage Cheese Bread

You MUST have a bread machine, if you are dedicated to quick breakfasts.  Waking up to the smell of fresh bread is one of the real pleasures of life.  This bread is loaded with protein, and simply delicious.

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Bran Muffins on demand

These are very good and nutritious. You mix the batter at night, then use just the amount you need each day you want them. The batter keeps in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. Makes 30 muffins altogether.

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Irish Soda Bread - half whole wheat

A terrific, crusty, quick bread, right out of the oven to the breakfast table, with all the work done the night before. 

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