From Parents

Peanut butter, bran cereal, and dried cranberries makes for a breakfast bar that's nutritious and sweet. Enjoy as a snack as well.

Wake-Up Breakfast Bars

From Diabetic Living

This breakfast recipe, loaded with eggs, beans, salsa, and cheese, is hearty enough to serve for dinner.

Knife-and-Fork Breakfast Burrito

From Better Homes and Gardens

This classic casserole features all the breakfast favorites--hash browns, cheese, ham, and scrambled eggs.

Farmer's Casserole (for 12)

From Parents

Whole wheat flour and oats make these pancakes healthy and filling. Serve them with fresh berries at breakfast.

Heart-Healthy Flapjacks

From Diabetic Living

Oats and the soluble fiber that comes with them help moderate blood sugar levels by slowing digestion. They taste great combined with fruits and nuts in this hearty breakfast casserole.

Oatmeal Brunch Casserole

From Better Homes and Gardens

This low calorie fruit drink is good for breakfast or a snack.

Wake-Up Smoothies

From Better Homes and Gardens

This savory egg skillet is perfect for when you crave breakfast foods at dinner time.

Southwestern Eggs with a Kick

From Better Homes and Gardens

For a smart start in the morning, dish up these healthful layered parfaits of fruit and couscous.

Lemon Breakfast Parfaits

From Parents

Make up this healthy whole grain mix for pancakes on busy mornings.

5-Grain Pancake Mix

From Better Homes and Gardens

Make hot oatmeal chock-full of apples and dates to energize your entire family on cold winter mornings.

Oatmeal with Fruit and Nuts

From Better Homes and Gardens

Looking for recipe with whole grains? This pancake recipe offers tasty, textural choices. Also choose from a variety of fruit stir-ins.

Pick-A-Grain Fruit Pancakes

From Better Homes and Gardens

A breakfast or brunch seafood egg casserole recipe that can be made ahead and baked the next day.

Crab and Swiss Strata

From Heart-Healthy Living

These oven-baked pancakes actually puff up, creating delicious edible bowls for fresh fruit. Enjoy these for breakfast or even dessert.

Puffed Oven-Baked Pancakes

From Parents

Frozen raspberries and juice sit between layers of a peanut butter and yogurt mixture to make a frozen dessert based on the favorite sandwich.

PB & Raspberry

From Better Homes and Gardens

Call ?em griddle cakes, hot cakes, flapjacks, sweat pads, or pancakes, these fluffy filling disks, a favorite food of lumberjacks, still make a hearty meal on chilly mornings. Modeled after the thin Swedish pancake and French crepe, there's nothing dainty about this American cousin. Keep the stack warm in a loosely covered ovenproof dish in a 300 degrees F oven. These healthful whole wheat pancakes are delicious with Cider Syrup and warm applesauce.

Apple Griddle Cakes

From Diabetic Living

Folding beaten egg whites into the batter is the secret to this light-as-a-feather heart healthy pancake recipe.

Fluffy Oat Bran Pancakes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Perfect for breakfast or brunch, this moist whole wheat and bran loaf also makes a satisfying snack anytime of the day.

Brunch Loaf

From Better Homes and Gardens

This low-calorie egg breakfast is topped with a fresh, homemade relish.

Tex-Mex Spinach Omelet

From Parents

Cut a waffle into sticks and let kids top them with cream cheese and jelly for a quick breakfast or snack.

Polka-Dot Waffle Sticks

From Better Homes and Gardens

Serve these golden apple-spice griddle cakes with honey, reduced-calorie syrup, or fresh fruit.

Honey-Apple Pancakes

From Heart-Healthy Living

Fat-free milk and low-fat cheeses transform ordinary quiche into a heart-healthy family breakfast or dinner.

Light Colorado Quiche

From Parents

Fill mini pie shells with low-fat yogurt and fresh fruit for an easy dessert or fun snack.

Healthy-Heart Sweet Tarts

From Diabetic Living

These pancakes are like breakfast apple pies--complete with apple pie spice and applesauce. Serve them for a weekend breakfast or brunch.

Honey-Apple Pancakes

From Diabetic Living

Count on servings of dairy, fruit, and cereal in this healthful and easy breakfast recipe. Suitable for diabetic food plans, the recipe would also make a healthful midday snack.

Fruit and Yogurt Parfaits

From Diabetic Living

One slice of French toast oozing with cream cheese and drizzled with melted fruit spread does not have many more calories or grams of fat than a bowl of most breakfast cereals.

Stuffed French Toast