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17 Easy Brunch Recipes for Mother’s Day (2021)
ByCheryl
I’m not a fan of tackling the restaurant crowd for Mother’s Day. This year, that’s not even a choice where I live 🙁 For me, the goal is to spend some quality time with my mother, not the kitchen. I prefer a home-based, low key, low fuss celebration with a few easy brunch recipes.
We usually keep it simple with bagels and smoked salmon (lox) or blintzes with berry sauce. And throw in an extra treat or two from one of the recipes below. Don’t forget the flowers!
For 25 years, my mother and I lived in different cities. We are now reunited in Toronto and I am so grateful she’s still around to celebrate at 93.
All these easy brunch recipes for Mother’s Day are vegetarian and can be made ahead in whole or in part. Many take less than 30 minutes to make.
Happy Mother’s Day from Two Kooks to all the moms out there! Wishing you a wonderful day.
Starters
Easy Naan Recipe
You will be hard pressed to go back to eating store bought Naan bread after making this easy Naan recipe. With 4 basic ingredients and no special equipment, treat yourself to a delicious, versatile soft chewy bread for dipping, scooping or filling.
This satisfying, full-bodied easy butternut squash soup always gets rave reviews. It's velvety smooth, full of flavor, healthy and super simple. Make it on the stove top or instant pot.
This casual, rustic tomato tart with puff pastry is a simple, tasty appetizer for a casual dinner party or a light lunch served with a salad and a glass of wine. When tomatoes are at their peak, the tart is amazing. But it still works beautifully when they're not due to the vinaigrette dressing that brightens them with herbs, garlic and capers.
This simple goat cheese salad stars a round of goat cheese, breaded and fried to a golden brown, then nested on some dressed greens. Pretty, creamy, tangy and crunchy.
A toasted English muffin slathered in butter and jam is one of life's little pleasures. You'll be happy to know that perfect homemade English muffins are easy to make with good instructions and no special equipment.
The essence of a breakfast strata is eggs, milk, cheese and bread. The personality comes from great fillings - choose the ones you like. Assemble the night before. Pop the casserole in the oven the next day for a great comfort food dish.
This vegetable strudel recipe wraps a savory medley of sweet potatoes, onion, peppers, apple, spinach & goat cheese in a flaky buttery puff pastry. It's a wonderful make-ahead main or side dish for a special occasion. And easy with a great shortcut.
Lemon Blueberry Pancakes are a match made in heaven. Zesty lemon, plump bursting blueberries and fluffy pancakes. All smothered in butter and maple syrup or your favorite toppings. Yum.
No mixer needed for this delicious, super moist banana bread. We've gathered all the tips and variations you'll need to ensure success and adapt the recipe to your own tastes and preferences.
Sinfully delicious and only 10 minutes of hands-on time (with a shortcut), these easy cinnamon buns are a huge treat for any occasion. Make them the night before and pop them in the oven for a decadent breakfast the next day.(add 90 minutes or overnight rise time for dough)
These delicate, crispy, buttery Lace Cookies have been in our family for years. Ready in under 30 minutes and perfect for a tea, brunch, shower or dessert.
Key lime icebox cups are a twist on the old chocolate wafer zebra cake and key lime pie. Silky, rich, creamy and DECADENT! Key lime lovers will rave about this no bake dessert.
Company dropping by in 10 minutes? Craving something sweet pronto? Or need a quick potluck dessert? This chocolate-y, moist, fudgy microwave brownie recipe will do the trick.
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Wonderful line up and loved the post.
Thanks Kathy! Hope you find something you like in the line up.