41 Egg Recipes That Will Make You Skip The Snooze Button

Follow along with these easy recipes to create a one-of-a-kind tasty bouquet. Each one looks just as pretty as actual flowers do, but they taste much better. (via Brit + Co)

Every mother deserves a brunch that's as beautiful as she is — and this grapefruit tart is one of the prettiest dishes we've ever seen! It's as yummy for our eyes as it is for our taste buds! Instant pudding, cream cheese, and condensed milk are all key to getting that creamy finish. (via Brit + Co)

This easy Mother's Day brunch recipe is all things fruity, springy, and delicious. Not only are the waffles themselves yummy but the lemon + powdered sugar + elderflower syrup drizzle is out of this world. (via Brit + Co)

Upgrade some store-bought cinnamon rolls with this simple casserole. It's one of the sweetest easy Mother's Day brunch ideas we love to have every year! Slow-cook it early in the am, then drizzle it with lots of cream-cheese icing right before it's time to serve. (via Brit + Co)

If there's one thing we love about this time of year (in addition to Mother's Day, obvi), it's that strawberries are back in season! Mix a pint of these berries with tequila, triple sec, lime, and basil. Bonus points if you opt for the hot honey rim. (via Brit + Co)

Baked goods are essential for any brunch platter. These yummy scones are bursting with zippy lemon, which can be mellowed out with vegan whipped cream or rich clotted cream. Bonus: they’re even better the next day. (via Brit + Co)

These sandwiches are ideal for anyone who needs an on-the-go Mother's Day brunch or picnic. You can even make the egg salad the night before and assemble when you need to. This is one of the best easy Mother's Day brunch ideas since it fulfills the craving for something savory, rather than something sweet. (via Brit + Co)

The best thing about this make-ahead casserole (besides the fresh raspberries on top) is that the bread and egg mixture sits overnight to become infused with the bread to become as fluffy as can be. Your mom will be begging for the recipe! (via Brit + Co)

You don't just have to give your mom flowers and a card for Mother's Day. Put out some homemade granola with yogurt and fruit for brunch, and gift her the leftovers! (via Brit + Co)

Think of this strata as a savory bread pudding. It has crusty bread, fresh spinach, nutty gruyère, and crispy bacon, so you’re covering all of the texture and flavor bases. It just tastes amazing, and you can make it ahead the night before then bake it breifly in the morning. (via Recipe Runner)

Serve your mom a cool, comforting hug in the form of this creamy muesli. Made with coconut cream, shredded apple, and chewy raisins, this is an unexpected Mother's Day dish that she'll love. You'll love it, too, for how easy it is to make ahead for Mother's Day brunch. (via Brit + Co)

There’s no better excuse than a holiday to drink with mom... not that we need an excuse! Allow citrus fruits, mint, and cherries to mingle in a pitcher of champagne with this make-ahead pick. (via Brit + Co)

It’s a special occasion, so you’re definitely allowed to eat marshmallows for breakfast (especially when they’re layered on top of these otherwise nourishing cups of avocado-based chocolate pudding). (via Brit + Co)

If your mom used to wake you up every morning with a steaming bowl of oatmeal, this flavorful baked muffin version is sure to bring the nostalgia factor to Mother's Day brunch! Go the extra mile by including her favorite fruits in the mix and she'll love it even more. (via Brit + Co)

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to stuff French toast with a cream cheese and fruit filling, there's no time like the present to find out. The hypnotically fragrant, fantastically easy make-ahead Mother's Day brunch idea will have your mom begging for the recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Muffins are typically served at room temperature, therefore you can whip up these buttery delights the day before brunch to save yourself some time. Mom will never know the difference. (via Brit + Co)

Whether or not it’s hot where you’re hosting brunch, these cooling beverages will be a welcome addition to your spread. Pour the lavender simple syrup and grapefruit juice into glasses, and keep them in the fridge until you’re ready to top with La Croix and serve. (via Brit + Co)

These cookies are basically cinnamon rolls, which means they're perfect for brunch or dessert...or both. This heart-shaped French treat is actually trés easy to make. (via Brit + Co)

This sangria, which is full of rosé, gin, and citrus fruits btw, makes for the perfect addition to your Mother's Day brunch. Plus, it's so refreshing that we'll be making it for all our pool parties this year. Your new summer sip, found! (via Brit + Co)

This big ol' bake is packed full of protein that mom will appreciate, and lots of cheddar cheese that she’ll devour with glee. (via Julie’s Eats and Treats)

This one-pot wonder contains both hash browns and three cups of cheese, so it’s a guaranteed Mother's Day brunch success. (via Spicy Southern Kitchen)

Toaster waffles, breakfast sausage, eggs, and cheese make an insanely addictive casserole that mom will likely request every year. (via Show Me the Yummy)

This efficient take on eggs Benedict contains all of the classic ingredients, even homemade hollandaise. (via Cooking Classy)

This coconut-y oatmeal is worth the effort for the smell alone. When your mom smells this bubbling in the crock pot, she won't be able to contain her excitement. (via Foxes Love Lemons)

No one has time to stand at a hot stove and make a separate omelet for every guest on Mother’s Day! Make one batch in the oven instead; there’s no babysitting or flipping with this easy Mother's Day brunch idea, and you can prep everything the night before. (via Cooking Classy)

Easy doesn’t even begin to describe this hash-brown casserole. It’s made in the slow cooker, which means you can throw everything in and forget about it. It also calls for pre-shredded frozen potatoes, so there’s no grating or peeling involved. Top with bacon and chopped parsley for a festive Mother's Day finish. (via Chelsea’s Messy Apron)

What do you serve at a brunch party?

Any dish you can break up into smaller servings or finger foods are good for serving at a brunch party. Think mini pancakes, sausage links, breakfast sandwiches, and more.

What activities do you do at brunch?

Playing games, serving food, drinking mimosas, and visiting with friends and family are all activities that you can do at brunch.

How do you throw a casual and fun brunch party?

Keep things low-key for throwing a fun and casual brunch party – first, send out some simple invites to your inner circle and set a realistic budget for the party. You don’t have to necessarily go for a theme or full-fledged party. As long as brunch foods are involved, your guests will feel welcome.

What are some easy brunch party ideas for hosting at home?

You could organize a pancake bar, a coffee station, or a decorate-your-own donut set-up for an at-home brunch party.

Brunch Party Recipe Ideas

Here are some of our favorite recipes for when you wanna be the brunch hostess with the mostess!

Let your brunch party guests have at it. This sharable brunch board hits all the marks – with sweet and savory bites included. (via Half Baked Harvest)

These single-serving tarts make feeding a crowd unbelievably easy, especially since they're made with only 10 ingredients. (via The Edgy Veg)

Luckily, there's not much to making fruit salad. Just toss your favorite fruits in a massive bowl with a ladle, and consider your brunch party side dish done! (via Live Eat Learn)

This *iconic* french toast casserole is made in one pan, plus there's an option for the lazy hosts to let the dish sit overnight before baking. So, if your A.M. routine feels like a Manic Monday every day, all you need to do is pop the prepped casserole in the oven, and voila! (via The Girl On Bloor)

This breakfast sandwich truly delivers the best of both worlds. Each stack is comprised of savory bacon, egg, and cheese, plus sweet waffles and syrup for that *ultimate* flavor balance. For a brunch party, simply prep all of the ingredients, then let your guests build their own sammie! (via Rachel Mansfield)

Dressing up some diced potatoes with bell peppers, onion, and jalapeño spruces up a familiar brunch recipe that'll please pretty much everyone at the table. Bonus points for making big batches for your brunch party! (via This Wife Cooks)

You know (and love) cinnamon rolls – now get ready for something even sweeter and tangier: lemon rolls! This ooey-gooey recipe is ideal for a brunch party because it brings some good 'ol share-worthy pull-apart goodness to the table. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Hear us out: you could host a dippable brunch party. Sounds tasty, right? First up on your menu should be this shakshuka recipe, a prime dish to dip some toast into for those hard-hitting morning munchies. Next up, dippable biscotti cookies! (via Brit + Co.)

Coffee + pastries is the *best* breakfast combo on the weekends, so why not opt for a coffee brewing bar paired with a bake like these colorful biscottis? Your weekend warrior pals will totally dig it! (via Barley & Sage)

These luscious biscuits recall Southern home cooking in every good way possible. Each bite is equal parts cushy and crunchy, the perfect contender for a hearty gravy bath at brunch. (via Cozy Cravings)

This sheet pan recipe is a *total* time saver when it comes to a brunch party! It beats pouring out individual pancakes and waiting for each one to cook by miles. Just don't forget the syrup! (via Feel Good Foodie)

Japanese Fruit Sandwich (Sando)

Japanese sandos are prime picking for brunch because they carry a light, airy, and fruity flavor that just makes mornings better. No matter the type of fruit you use, you can always count on this dish to taste balanced and refreshing. Plus, it's painfully easy to make. (via Takes Two Eggs)

If you're up to feed a large group, casseroles are the #1 move. This brunch-forward recipe idea compiles cheese, sausage, hash browns, and more to form a creative (and communal) dish. (via Culinary Hill)

This brunch party recipe did not come to play. It mixes sticky sweet icing in with caramelized bacon that makes every decadent mouthful feel truly fit for a millionaire. Take care to make extra dozens for your party's company! (via Brit + Co.)

We have to admit, we've never thought of baking yogurt, but now we see the light with this recipe. The dish brings a beneficial amount of protein to any brunch function, plus it can easily be cut up into individual portions for serving the whole table. (via Rachel Mansfield)

These fruit cups are genius for brunch party spreads. It's as simple as staging as many cups as you need for the party the night before, storing them in the fridge, and serving! (via Amanda Wilens)

Bulgur is extremely similar to oatmeal or grits, making it a supremely healthy pick for a brunch party! Cook a large amount for your guests to eat on over time – this recipe calls for blueberries and strawberries, but you can add whatever you're feelin' in the moment. (via Live Eat Learn)

Starbucks' egg bites? Never heard of 'em. This recipe toes the line of being a copycat, except *totally* better than what you can get your hands on in the drive-thru. The cups are prepped in a muffin tin, so you can create countless numbers of the savory breakfast bite. (via Salt & Lavender)

Cookies for breakfast have to be the best thing since sliced bread, TBH. What's even more desirable about this recipe is that it's health-focused, so you don't lose track of your goals at breakfast. Make some for your brunch party guests to take home once the festivities are done! (via The Endless Meal)

Because only a crazy person would say 'no' to breakfast tacos. For your brunch get-together, you can prep the additions separately, then have your attendees build their own tacos! (via Cozy Cravings)

Daily Harvest understands some customers may still have questions and concerns, but the brand ensures us that they're taking the necessary precautions to bring high quality products to consumers. Noyes says, "The recall was incredibly challenging, particularly for the consumers who were adversely impacted. Our team worked hard to get to the bottom of what occurred while trying to communicate transparently and effectively with all the key stakeholders. We have leveraged a lot of the learnings from this experience to ensure we continue to evolve and improve as a business."

Not only that, but Daily Harvest is doing everything possible to develop a positive relationship with customers. "We’re doing that by focusing on our delicious fruit-and-veggie packed food, including the introduction of brand new collections and expansions of some of our best-selling items in grocery stores across the country. We’re also doing that by advancing our mission to make it easy for people to enjoy more sustainably grown, organic fruits and veggies daily while helping improve human and planetary health," says Noyes.

As far as their food quality and safety standards are concerned, Daily Harvest has made it easy for you learn about their new and continued efforts here. The standards open with, "Nothing matters more than the health and safety of our customers," and then outline how they pick ingredients, why they freeze them when they do, and how they maintain food safety throughout every step of the way. Their standards and certifications include:

Farm + Ingredient Supplier Standards

• GAP (Good Agricultural Practices Program)
• FDA facility registration
• Pathogen, chemical + toxin testing
• Organic certification (where applicable)

• GFSI Accredited Certification (the leading food safety Coalition)
• FDA facility registration
• GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices)
• Organic certifications
• Documented food safety plan
• Environmental monitoring program
• Documented allergen control program
• Validated preventative controls program
• Pathogen, chemical + toxin testing
• Monitoring equipment calibrations

It goes without saying that Daily Harvest is super excited to launch their products in Target.

Noyes readily says, "Our debut at Target is one of our company’s most exciting retail launches yet. They're a great fit for us because their guests are looking to meet a lot of the needs that Daily Harvest fills. Many have young kids in the household, they're in search of convenient food, made from high quality ingredients that tastes good and is also good for them. Plus, Target has a long history of bringing fresh, exciting brands to the forefront and their guests go there to find and try new things."

As longtime fans of everything Target has to offer, we can't argue with that. Still, Noyes wants to make sure customers know how special Daily Harvest's collaboration with the retailer is. "Because we exist to help consumers eat more fruits and vegetables, it’s important that we provide options across their day, not just for one occasion or day-part. That's why we’re intentionally launching across three occasions at Target: breakfast, lunch and snacks. The SKUs we’ve selected are some of the best-selling in our DTC channel and showcase a range of flavor profiles within each collection. We’re excited for many of their guests to find us in the freezer aisle and try our Smoothies, Harvest Bowls and Pops for the very first time."

This collaboration is meant to help Daily Harvest tap into a wider market that's looking for easier meal options when they're pressed for time. As a working mom who's discovering she has a few food aversions, this sounds like a match made in heaven.

As a reminder, Noyes wants you to know that Daily Harvest’s food is free from dairy, gluten, gums, artificial colors and artificial flavors, and as such is suitable for many consumers’ needs and preferences. Check and mate!

With all that in mind, here are the Daily Harvest goodies you can grab right now at Target!

Smoothies

Strawberry and Peach Smoothie

Tastes like strawberry banana sorbet

Can't get enough of strawberry desserts and need an option you can eat while on the go? Get your freezer ready to welcome Daily Harvest's Strawberry and Peach Smoothie! It has sweet strawberries, tart raspberries, and sour goji berries that'll supply your body with all the nutrients it loves.

You'll also enjoy munching on the blend of peaches, gluten-free oats, and flax seeds that help give this smoothie a delectable crunch.

Açai and Cherry Smoothie

Tastes like acai smoothie bowl

This antioxidant-rich Acai and Cherry Smoothie is for anyone who loves making sweet smoothie recipes. As much as you may love making them, we think it's okay to give your blender a break by indulging in this yummy option. What makes it stand out is the hidden dose of kale you find in every bite.

You'll be surprised it's in there because all you'll taste is purely good sweetness!

Banana and Almond Smoothie

Tastes like nut butter swirled banana bread

I think Daily Harvest may have cracked the code by crafting a delicious smoothie that tastes like banana bread. It has a beautiful blend of bananas, cacao, vanilla bean, nut butter, and maca root in it that'll make you wonder if it's really healthy or not.

The answer is yes!

Mint and Cacao Smoothie

Tastes like mint chip ice cream

You've never tasted mint chip ice cream like this before. The minty peppermint blends nicely with the added chlorella while the bananas and cashew make you wonder if it's time to replace your heavy breakfast with something much lighter.

Blueberry and Cacao Smoothie

Tastes like dark covered chocolate blueberries

Always get a craving for chocolate right before your period? Try eating Daily Harvest's Blueberry and Cacao Smoothie as a healthy replacement for the candy bars you keep stashed by your nightstand. It also features kale, spinach and maca root for a blend that'll send your taste buds on a lovely journey.

Mango and Greens Smoothie

Tastes like swirled cucumber mango juice

Don't worry if you haven't booked your tropical vacation yet because this Mango and Greens smoothie is the next best thing. It tastes like literal sunshine in a cup with it's juicy mango, coconut, camu camu, and lime!

Harvest Bowls

Black Bean and Cheeze Harvest Bowl

There's a yummy black bean and cheese burrito waiting for you, but it's in bowl form! This is something I know my S.O. will love because it features black beans, cilantro, peppers, and a scrumptious cashew queso that he'll be talking about for days.

Brussels Sprouts and Tahini Harvest Bowl

I've never been a fan of eating Brussel sprouts, but this harvest bowl may make me change my mind because it has butternut squash, leeks, hazeltnuts, lentils, and sesame tahini it it. I love tahini on a good day so having a healthier version of it sounds like music to my ears, er, taste buds.

Spinach and Shiitake Grits Harvest Bowl

Those who are lactose-intolerant will fall in love with Daily Harvest's Spinach and Shiitake Grits Harvest Bowl. Instead of dairy, the nutritional yeast, cashew butter, and olive oil will create the vibe you're in the mood for. Also, you won't have to worry about a corn allergy because the 'grits' are millet and it's gluten-free!

Sweet Potato and Wild Rice Hash Harvest Bowl

Someone at Daily Harvest really loves burritos, but that's cool because we love them too! Actually, I've taken to eating more sweet potatoes these days so this is yet another bowl I have to try. Also, I've never had a smoky-sweet tomato sauce before so mouth is extremely curious to know how that tastes.

Lentil and Tomato Bolognese Harvest Bowl

It seems like Lentils and tomatoes are the stars of this Daily Harvest's show; not that we're complaining! Coupled with the cremini mushrooms and leeks, you'll get the heartiness of a traditional bolognese bowl without feeling weighed down afterwards.

Broccoli and Cheeze Harvest Bowl

This is just like Daily Harvest's Black Bean and Cheeze bowl except you'll have broccoli in it instead. It reminds us of the many vegetarian casserole recipes we've tried over the years, except there's no prep work involved!

Cauliflower Rise and Pesto Harvest Bowl

We live for a grain-free moment and this bowl isn't short of that. With basil, spinach, cashews, and olive oil serving as the base for the pesto sauce, we know we're in a for a healthy treat!

Herbed Squash and Asparagus Risotto Harvest Bowl

We're suddenly craving risotto again and it's all because of Daily Harvest's Cauliflower Rise and Pesto bowl! The brown rice, kabocha squash, garlic, asparagus, and more create tons of flavor that'll make anyone wonder where this dish has been all their lives.

Pops

Strawberry and Dragon Fruit Smoothie Pop

Daily Harvest's smoothie pops will forever change the way you approach popsicles because they taste good and they're healthy! For instance, this version has strawberry, banana, dragon fruit, cherry and cauliflower purées in it. Yes, we said cauliflower.

Blueberry and Banana Smoothie Pop

If your kids won't stop begging you for popsicles, trick them into eating their fruits and veggies with this Blueberry and Banana Smoothie Pop. It has blueberry, raspberry, and banana purées along with a put of spinach tossed in for good measure. They'll never know what hit them!