What’s a good breakfast to have for a group of kids?
Question by Rick: What’s a good breakfast to have for a group of kids?
What’s a good breakfast to have for a group of kids? We have access to a kitchen and we want to make it simple.
Or any ideas/suggestions on cold breakfasts? Maybe something interesting?
Best answer:
Answer by chee
oatmeal and fruit. healthy too!
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Pancakes usually work well. Should be pretty cheap and will feed many.
Chocolate chip pancakes. Plain,simple, and YUMMY!
french toast is easy to make and tastes good
you could have bacon and pankcakes and some fruit
scrambled eggs and bacon
try pancakes, and fruit, with oj or milk
pandcakes and let then put whatevcer they want on them and they can decorate them.
i would make eggs in egg cups with strips of toast and some organge juice.
its simple and all kid love it
yogurt with fruit is always a winner with kids
porridge, toast, fruit, cereal or you could do an english breakfast but that will take more effort, not really interesting but what breakfast is?
Pancakes and make a fruit salad the night before with canelope ( i cant spell it ) and watermelon and other things you like
Get those mini frozen waffles heat em’ up in the microwave. Or poptarts. =]
Packaged hash browns, sausages, scrambled eggs, or pancakes/waffles. These are things you can make mounds of.
Oh darn…..i was going to say pancakes but you said a “cold” breakfast…..you could always make them ahead of time, put them in the oven to warm up (all at once) though too.
its all about the fruit. oranges and apples baby
waffles…..
theres a songonline my frends brother likes ( hes 5) “do yyou like waffles”……..
Have you considered pancakes(from a mix of course!)?Kids love them and it is easy clean up. Or maybe french toast, its REALLy good too.
Heres an easy french toast recipe:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,,FOOD_9936_14972,00.html
Thank you food network!
Make your pancake batter and then place it in a 13X9 pan and bake them instead! You can add fresh fruit or dried fruit or even chocolate chips! Then you can just dish it out all at once instead of having to make a few at a time and try to keep them warm! Yogurt and bananas would be great too…just make it the yogurt without the chunks!
a selection or cereals with orange juice and brown toast is always a quick and easy one!no need to complicate it with cooking!——–oh and try to not make the orange juice from concentrate to avoid overloading them with sugar – and some soya milk to allow for allergies!
There are alot of different things you could do…
Simple:
Cereal
Interesting:
Bugs on a log, basically a celery stick with peanut butter on it. Then you just put little raisins on it for the bugs.
Another healthy choice would be to put fruits and vegatbles on a plate to make people…
Yogart is good, or Tubes yogurt is good, there are alot of different kinds.
You could make a large casserol of a Breakfast casserol. You get a dozen eggs,milk, hashbrowns, sausage, green peppers and then you mix it all up and pour it in the casserol dish and cook it 30 min or until brown on the top. Then you just put ketchup or salsa ontop. If you don’t like idea you could serve cold cereal. You could go buy a bunch of bags of Malto Meal and milk and serve that. Kids like anything.
Good Luck!
You can’t beat scrambled egg on toast! with orange or apple juice. an It take like 5 seconds cos its really good in the microwave, all you need is a few eggs, a a drop of milk, quick sprinkle of salt and pepper and then just grease the jug or bowl you use with a little butter so it’s easy to clean after. Another good one for the weekends is the Full Irish brekie, soo good! Rashers (or bacon as they call it Stateside) sausages, fried eggs, pudding (white and black) and some good brown bread or a brown soda! savage good!!
Waffles… you can get the kind frozen in a box, or make the with a waffle maker if you have more time. Don’t forget the fruit and whip cream! Yum!
and the OJ and milk
French toast. you can add to the mix as necessary and you can use jam or sugar another stuff. Left overs can be sprinkled withe sugar an tossed in the fridge for a day or two for after school snacks.
If you make pancakes or French toast, start making them before everyone is waiting around for breakfast and keep them warm in a low-temp oven.
There are some casserole recipes for things like “stuffed French toast” out there. You can put them together the night before and then pop it in the oven in the morning.
Cold breakfasts? Muffins, croissants or, if you don’t mind the sugar, doughnuts and pastries are always a hit around here. Bagels and cream cheese and even lox are too. Fruit salad is good. Maybe make your own yogurt: let the kids mix their choice of fruit into vanilla yogurt, if they want, they can top it with granola.
For something that can be made ahead and served cold, how about devilled eggs? Peel hardboiled eggs and slice in half lengthwise. Keep the whites. Remove the yolks and mix them up with equal amounts of mustard and mayonnaise. Season with salt and pepper. Spoon the mixture back into the egg whites and serve as finger food. (Of course, these need to be refrigerated until served.)
I AGREE WITH THE CEREAL. I’VE HAD KIDS THAT HAVE COME TO MY HOUSE THAT ONLY WANTED BACON AFTER ALL OF THE GOOD BREAKFAST COOKING I HAD DONE (EGGS,BACON,BISCUITS,PANCAKES,SAUSAGE ETC)
KIDS ARE TOO PICKY BUT I HAVE TO SAY I HAVE NEVER HAD A CHILD REFUSE CEREAL!
Blueberry muffins, and fruit
Frozen waffles with syrup or fresh mixed berry compote. Plain yogurt with cranola and honey.
Frittatas with ham, cheese and shallots.
The best breakfast I ever ate as a kid was square waffles (blueberry if possible) that had been toasted, and you get those “bricks” of ice cream or frozen yoghurt that come in like a block- then you slice it in 1 inch slices and sandwich it between two of the waffles. If you have a TON of kids, bake the waffles in big batches instead of toasting, in advance, and just slice the ice cream as they come up in line! Seriously- its the bombdiggity!!! I’m gonna go make this now lol