Smoothie
Blend-and-go smoothies made with real fruit.
Meal & Course · 22 dishes
Blend-and-go smoothies made with real fruit.
Fluffy weekend pancakes: classic buttermilk, lemon-blueberry or gluten-free.
Soft, swirled yeast rolls with gooey cinnamon filling and cream cheese frosting.
Learn eggs once and breakfast is never hard again.
An egg fried right inside a slice of toast. Kids love the cut-out "lid."
Warm, hand-held breakfast: freeze a batch or roll them fresh.
Custardy middles and buttery edges: skillet classic, oven sheet pan or kid-size dippable sticks.
Tall, flaky, buttery layers in about half an hour.
Grab-and-go baked egg cups you can make on Sunday and reheat all week.
An oven-finished open omelet that uses up whatever vegetables you have.
Crisp outside, fluffy inside, and they freeze beautifully for busy mornings.
Eggs gently cooked in a spiced tomato and pepper sauce, served straight from the pan.
Tall, tender muffins packed with berries, under streusel or a crackly lemon-sugar top.
Oatmeal you bake like a cake and cut into squares: warm on day one, grab-and-go all week.
Thin, tender French pancakes for sweet or savory fillings.
Tender, flaky scones made with cold butter and a light hand: plain, savory or fruity.
Assemble it the night before, bake it in the morning and feed the whole house.
The best use for spotty bananas: moist, tender and easy.
A tender, savory custard baked in a flaky crust, for brunch, lunch or a light dinner.
A moist, warmly spiced fall loaf made with canned pumpkin.
Moist, spiced quick bread that turns a pile of summer squash into a treat.
Stir it at night, breakfast is waiting in the morning.