Breakfast Tips
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For a twist on french toast, start with a peanut butter sandwich. Dip in your favorite french toast batter and fry as usual. Top with syrup or fresh fruit or both.
The least healthy cereals are at eye-level. Since the healthiest ones are usually on the lowest shelves, picking out a healthy cereal is a great task for a toddler
When frying donuts, use the handle of a wooden spoon for dropping them into and pulling them out of the cooking oil.
Add fresh or frozen blueberries to your morning hot or cold cereal for some extra nutrition and sweetness.
Do not flatten a pancake with your spatula after flipping it. It will prevent the pancake from fully rising and will instead be dense and heavy.
Shorten your morning routine and have a healthy breakfast by preparing a fruit smoothie the night before and storing in the refrigerator.
For a healthier waffle topping, try yogurt and fruit.
If you enjoy well-browned pancakes, add 1 tsp. of molasses to the batter.
For an easy and inexpensive dinner, make breakfast. Pancakes or french toast require limited ingredients, are inexpensive and easy to prepare.
Add more fiber to your diet by grinding flaxseed in a coffee grinder, then add to your morning fruit smoothie.
Keep in touch with colleagues from a prior job by periodically hosting a breakfast before the work day begins.
Make a smiley face pancake by first putting some batter into a squirt bottle. On the hot skillet, draw your smiley face with the squirt bottle. Let cook about 30 seconds before spooning batter on top to form a regular pancake.
When freezing pancakes, place a flattened cupcake paper in between each pancake so they won't stick together.
Increase the nutritional value of a bowl of cereal by pouring a low-calorie yogurt smoothie over the cereal rather than milk. This also works as a healthy snack.
Hard boil a number of eggs on Sunday. Peel and place in snack bags for ready-to-go protein for breakfast or as an afternoon snack.