Sautéing the vegetables first makes this breakfast dish a little time consuming but the leftovers freeze well giving you a decadent quick-cook breakfast later.
This salad is both sweet and savory thanks to the butternut squash, pears, rosemary, and ginger. Delicious, nutritious, and satisfying!
A hearty, filling breakfast delicious hot or cold.
Who doesn’t love cashews? Good with yogurt or pressed into bars for an on-the-go snack. Your mouth will thank you.
A sweet and savory salad made up of a faux-buttermilk breaded chicken, pears, pecans, and goat cheese topped with a little tangy dijon vinaigrette.
Tomato bisque made with a touch of ginger. Top with goat cheese or cheddar cheese croutons.
Quick and easy with limitless flavor combinations.
Wish everyone a sweet New Year with this sweet honey cake.
Addictive blueberry muffins. And the best part? They’re low calorie!
Chocolatey goodness to start your day off right!
A sweet granola option for breakfast.
A healthy, satisfying chocolate breakfast. Easy to make before bed then grab-n-go in the morning.
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