Not exact matches
I returned to find them
in various forms of protest, insisting I make their
breakfast even though their dad is equally capable of slicing
banana bread and strawberries.
Make it into a beautiful
breakfast -
in - a-jar: pomegranate — porridge —
banana slices — hemp seeds — porridge — ... I love layers!
While a small half - cup serving of this PB, chocolate and
banana shake might be an acceptable dessert, it doesn't qualify as a healthy
breakfast or snack
in any size.
Now this is a perfect
breakfast in a snap and now I'm craving some blueberry muffins... my favorite kind < 3 That was another thing my mom would make besides
banana bread, from a mix of just add water.
I like to sauté a square
in coconut oil and serve it with maple syrup and
banana for
breakfast
This year we will be going to his favorite spot
in town called Anna's House that serves the most fun
breakfast ever: granola
banana splits.
In that vain, I've created these
banana oat bars because they are so easy to grab «n go for
breakfast.
My son had a friend over for the night and I'd promised them
banana bread for
breakfast in the morning.
These
breakfast muffins may be dessert - like
in taste, but all that sweetness comes from just honey, coconut oil, and mashed
banana.
It occurred to me as I reviewed the ingredients
in these fabulously moreish
banana almond chocolate chip oat bars that even if you aren't a breastfeeding mum (or a mum of any kind), they would make a pretty tasty and healthful
breakfast bar.
The
banana oatmeal almond smoothie is a power
breakfast that stands out because it can be made
in a jiffy and without the cups and the measuring spoons.
Coconut milk is great for cooking rice and quinoa
in, too - for a
breakfast dish, cook quinoa
in coconut milk, like a porridge (or your beloved oatmeal) add dried cranberries,
banana, etc..
It'd also work well
in a yogurt and granola parfait, or as part of a fruit cup for
breakfast, maybe alongside some gluten - free
banana bread.
Top»em with maple syrup, sliced
bananas, and sprinkle of walnuts for a yummy, sweet
breakfast that is low
in sugar and carbs, high
in protein, and total texture heaven.
-LSB-...] tried to make it healthier
in the past by using maple syrup, Greek yogurt, rolled oats, etc.
in my
Breakfast Banana Bread recipe, I've come to realize that I want the «cakey» version of
banana bread when -LSB-...]
These cookies are reminiscent of
Banana Bread
Breakfast Cookies and Oats & Pumpkin
Breakfast Cookies
in some ways but they are lot softer and
banana (y) and chocolatey.
There are so many greens
in here (plus that cucumber) you're practically eating a salad for
breakfast, plus since the only fruit
in here is apple, you won't get that crazy blood sugar spike that
bananas and other uber sweet fruits can bring.
You can see him reaching for another slice
in the first photo up top... On a scale of 1 to Trader Joe's Cornbread (my Dad's FAVORITE
breakfast item) this
banana bread came
in at a very close second, which is really saying something since there's been times I've flown home with half my suitcase filled with that dang cornbread.
Luckily, I had a tub of Greek yogurt and some milk
in the fridge, so I could cobble together a standard
breakfast of overnights oats with a
banana and green tea.
I have tried to make it healthier
in the past by using maple syrup, Greek yogurt, rolled oats, etc.
in my
Breakfast Banana Bread recipe, I've come to realize that I want the «cakey» version of
banana bread when the craving strikes.
I usually eat 1/2 to 3/4 of cooked oats for
breakfast with some berries and a
banana mashed
in.
Healthy enough for
breakfast, it's simply frozen
bananas whizzed up
in a blender.
For this smoothie bowl,
in addition to the Sumos, we have a sweet treat line - up of mango,
banana, pineapple, and cantaloupe to create a nutrient - packed
breakfast or snack!
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It's not even 9 am here
in England.I've not even had my
breakfast... but what I do want right now is that
banana bread...
Breakfast banana boost is a super easy overnight oats recipe which will give you that much needed boost
in the morning.
Well anyway, one of my favorite go to
breakfasts is a
banana coated
in Rice Krispies.
Okay, now I'm hungry for
breakfast again... I love
bananas in (or on) my pancakes, too!
Typically I go for a hearty
breakfast of eggs, turkey bacon, a
banana and any kind of nut butter I can find
in my cupboard.
This is my 2nd batch
in the last two weeks and I am certainly not bored with it because it makes a quick
breakfast with yogurt and berries /
bananas (when I have it) or simply as a snack.
I often eat
banana cinnamon oats for
breakfast, basically everyday, cause they are awesome and I need nothing more
in my life, except the occasional pancake
Although maybe you could get away with this
banana bread one as a
breakfast food
in a pinch.
Also — if there's
banana included, it counts for a healthy
breakfast in my book
Bananas and
breakfast are best friends,
in my book.
In fact, I too love having
breakfast for dinner and when I got home from a long day of work tonight, I made vegan
banana pancakes with NuNaturals powder, cinnamon, nut meg, almond milk, sea salt, and drizzled maple syrup on top.....
With this
in mind, I've prepared a delicious Fairtrade Fortnight
Breakfast using a number of Fairtrade products as well as baking a breakfast bana
Breakfast using a number of Fairtrade products as well as baking a
breakfast bana
breakfast banana bread.
I made this for
breakfast, and after popping it out of the mug, I cut the cake
in half horizontally and spread some chocolate «frosting» (1/2
banana + 1 TBSP unsweetened cocoa powder + 1/8 tsp vanilla extract + drizzle of maple syrup) on the first and second layer of the cake.
Breakfast: oatmeal with egg (me), oatmeal with agave (Mike) Snack: apples Lunch: pasta with zucchini and tomatoes
in lemon - yogurt sauce Snack: celery and carrots with Greek yogurt dip Dinner: pasta with zucchini and tomatoes
in lemon - yogurt sauce (me); chicken taco soup, corn on the cob (Mike) Snack: peanut butter toast with
banana (Mike) Drinks: peppermint tea, water with lemon
Within the last year, I started eating a
banana alongside a scoop of peanut butter for
breakfast on mornings when I'm planning on going for a long walk, or to play tennis (obviously,
in the summer!).
With this recipe and a couple of overripe
bananas, you can have tasty
breakfast bread
in less than half an hour.
My children like them for
breakfast as well as afternoon snack.They are delicious as just a plain
banana muffin and also delicious with mini chocolate chips added
in the batter before baking.
Alyssa, This morning I made my current favorite
breakfast oatmeal with 50 % quinoa flakes and 50 % quick oats (I added canned pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice, and topped with
bananas and pecans)-- It turned out great
in the microwave — I didn't have any coconut flour - plan to get some soon — but just with the added quinoa it is now lunch time and I am still not hungry!
It definitely has the flavors of
banana bread and a
breakfast cookie wrapped up
in a wholesome baked oatmeal cup.
2) greek yogurt, orange / pineapple juice,
banana and «assortment of frozen berries»
in the morning if I'm running late and need a quick
breakfast!
I added
in a
banana, rice milk, some vanilla protein powder and flax seeds and blended it together into a perfect post-workout
breakfast smoothie.
These
breakfast bowls draw inspiration from
banana nut bread — with a little bit of coconut sprinkled
in for added flavor.
My go - to school year
breakfast is also grab and go — a hard boiled egg and
banana I can eat at my desk while I set up my room
in the morning!
We got home
in the afternoon and had our
breakfast, a gorgeous Rolled Oat bowl with Blueberries, Cacao Nibs, Pears,
Bananas, Raisins, Chia Seeds and Walnuts and Soy Milk.
By tracing the journey of
bananas from tropical farms
in Honduras to their
breakfast tables, students will learn about the origin of one of their favorite foods and how they are connected to ecosystems and cultures that may seem very distant.
Breakfast: Oatmeal with Raisins and
Bananas is always special with fresh, locally grown Pineapple here
in Costa Rica.