Celebrating on February 14 can be as simple as a heartfelt card or as elaborate as a fancy Valentine's Day dinner. But if there's one thing that everyone can appreciate, it's a thoughtful Valentine’s Day breakfast! After all, nothing says romance quite like breakfast in bed. Or maybe you want to send your kids off to school with a sweet homemade pop tart decorated with pink frosting. Either way, these Valentine's Day breakfast ideas are worth waking up early.
Looking for sweet breakfast ideas this Valentine's Day? Look no further! Here, you'll find pink Valentine's Day treats like strawberry French toast, along with Nutella crepes that might just take the place of your favorite chocolate dessert. Of course, no Valentine's Day breakfast would be complete without a few heart-shaped foods. Try the easy heart-shaped pancakes or whip up Ree Drummond's waffles using your heart-shaped waffle maker.
If you prefer a savory breakfast option, don't fret! There are also plenty of savory breakfast casseroles that you can easily prepare the night before. Serve these scrumptious recipes with a cup of coffee or set up an elegant mimosa bar. You can always stay in your Valentine's Day pajamas if that's what you prefer, too. Either way, it'll be the sweetest start to your day of romance. They're sure to rival even the best romantic bed and breakfasts!
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Strawberry Sweet Rolls
C.W. Newell
Take classic cinnamon rolls and make them berry sweet—and pink! Pillowy soft rolls are stuffed with strawberry preserves, then they're topped with a luscious strawberry glaze. The best part? You can make the dough ahead of time and refrigerate it overnight.
Thick slices of bread are soaked in a rich egg mixture, sandwiched with a strawberry cream cheese filling, and griddled until golden in color. Topped with sweet, juicy strawberries and powdered sugar, they're warm, comforting, and so special.
Wake up on Valentine's Day morning to homemade doughnuts! Golden, pillowy dough gets fried to perfection and filled with a burst of juicy jelly, creating a warm, comforting bite that feels like a special celebration in every mouthful.
You can never go wrong with chocolate—especially on Valentine's Day! So, go ahead and prepare these crepes filled with Nutella and fresh raspberries for the sweetest morning ever. Just don't forget a dusting of powdered sugar and a dollop of sweetened whipped cream on top!
Adding both regular and mini chocolate chips into the batter ensures you get chocolate in every single bite of these moist and fluffy muffins. Now isn't that the best reason to get up in the morning?
If you're more into savory breakfasts, then try this casserole that you can make ahead. It has the flavors of a Caprese salad―tomato, mozzarella, and basil―atop a bed of hash browns.
You'll love Ree's V-Day take on classic chocolate chip pancakes. They're made super tender thanks to ricotta cheese and then you serve them with homemade strawberry sauce.
This tender cake is all about the streusel—a crumbly mix of cinnamon, almonds, butter, flour, and brown sugar. It's layered both in the cake and sprinkled on top!
These flaky, tender biscuits are made with both butter and shortening. The butter gives them the rich flavor and the vegetable shortening gives them a bit more puff.
What should you put on those flaky biscuits? Why, homemade strawberry butter, of course! The cute and fruity pink spread is also delicious on toast or pancakes.
Looking to make things easier on Valentine's Day? Try a make-ahead breakfast that you can prep the night before. This waffle batter comes together quickly then rests in the refrigerator overnight.
Those who prefer a savory, cheesy breakfast will love this egg and chorizo enchilada. Don't forget to top it with plenty of avocado slices, cherry tomatoes, and jalapeños.
These muffins will feel even more special when paired with the cute pink strawberry butter. They also make for a sweet homemade Valentine's Day gift for friends and family.
This twist on a bacon, egg, and cheese can be prepared and assembled up to a week in advance. Store them in the freezer for a quick, yet romantic, gesture on Valentine's Day morning.
Keep things easy (and sweet) this Valentine's Day with this breakfast casserole that puts refrigerated cinnamon roll dough to good use. Pair it with fresh berries and two cups of coffee for you and your sweetheart.