Strawberry Muffins (pictured above)
Make these beauties over the weekend and have a quick breakfast to go during the week. Whether you eat them at room temperature or heat them up with a little pat of butter, they’re sure to give you the right dose of sweetness.
Prep and bake these stuffed pastries the night before so you can dig into these at the office. They’re loaded up with an apple-and-dried-cherry mixture that’ll definitely be more satisfying than your usual granola bar.
You’d be hard-pressed to find anything more indulgent than a cinnamon roll for breakfast, which is why you should feel free to go ahead and get the cravings out of the way bright and early. And if you’re feeling really adventurous, make double icing.
One of the most-classic grab-and-go breakfasts gets a major facelift with Giada De Laurentiis’ Italian-inspired recipe. You can make these doughnuts with premade pizza dough from the grocery store and a few pantry staples like sugar and cinnamon. You can top them with anything you’d like, but Giada recommends milk chocolate and toasted almonds.
The best thing about monkey bread — besides the fact that it’s undeniably delicious — is the ability to share it easily. Make a big batch of this Food Network Magazine favorite and feed the whole family or take some in for your co-workers on a weekday.
If you don’t have a lot of time on your hands, Tyler Florence’s scones are your best bet. They’re ready in under 40 minutes, and they’re perfect for grab-and-go mornings. The lemon glaze is a nice addition, but if you’re taking these on your commute, they work just fine without it as well.
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