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14 Hangover-Helping Breakfast Recipe Ideas for New Year’s Day
Jessica Smith
Jessica Smith
Jessica is a blogger and professional pastry cook in San Francisco. When not whipping up desserts, you can usually find her tackling DIY projects with her husband, entertaining for a crowd, or running around the neighborhood with her rambunctious puppy, Rebel. Jessica believes in using seasonal and wholesome ingredients as much as possible and you can check out more of her recipes at her blog: By Guess And By Golly.
While your New Year’s Eve plans are pretty solid at this point (one word: parr-tay), you may be forgetting one crucial thing: a fail-proof strategy for that inevitable slow-going morning after. If you can’t resist that champagne shower on NYE, then a hangover cure in the form of a New Year’s brunch is crucial. Whether you wake up with a headache or not, serve one of these 14 hangover breakfast recipes to make sure no one starts off the new year with an empty stomach.
1. Huevos Rancheros Tortizza: Huevos, meet pizza. This ultimate indulgence will make you feel better in no time. (via Cafe Delites)
2. Eggs and Tomato Breakfast Skillet: Tackle that hangover while kicking off the new year with something healthy. For a morning shortcut, make the tomato sauce ahead of time and simply reheat when you are ready to poach your eggs. (via Eatwell 101)
3. Cheesy Breakfast Nacho Tots: This just might be the greatest hybrid meal of all time. Tater tots get smothered in chorizo, cheese and sunny side up eggs to conquer even the toughest of morning-afters. (via Climbing Grier Mountain)
4. Savory Waffles With Rosemary, Ham and Dubliner Cheese: Never wrestle with the sweet or savory brunch dilemma again. These waffles cover all the bases. (via Kitchen Konfidence)
5. Overnight Cinnamon Rolls: There’s no better hangover cure than one you can make in advance! You can do the heavy lifting for these cinnamon rolls the night before and simply pop them in the oven the following morning. (via Averie Cooks)
6. Carbonara Pizza: If your usual late-night cravings include pizza, one-up yourself with this genius breakfast version. It’s everything you love about breakfast on a crispy, chewy crust. (via Katie at the Kitchen Door)
7. Peppered Bacon Bloody Mary: Whether you’re seeking out a hair of the dog or simply trying to keep the party going, this killer bloody Mary is the perfect way to wake up on New Year’s Day. (via Gimme Some Oven)
8. Hash Brown Crust Quiche Lorraine: There’s nothing like a bed of crispy hash browns to sop up a fluffy egg filling. This twist on a classic quiche is perfect for those rough mornings. Plus, no dough-rolling required! (via Recipe Tin Eats)
9. Homemade Ramen With Bacon and Soft-Boiled Eggs: Imagine all of the cozy and comforting benefits of ramen on a cold winter day. You’ll definitely be back to feeling tip top after a bowl of this. (via Yes to Yolks)
10. Breakfast Hash Brown Cups: These all-in-one egg muffins are everything. The unbelievably crispy potato exterior is the perfect nest for a cheesy egg scramble and all the toppings your hungover heart desires. (via Damn Delicious)
11. Epic Breakfast Grilled Cheese Sandwich: You had us at warm grilled cheese, but throw in chorizo and tater tots and we’re totally melting. (via Table for Two)
12. Ultimate Tailgating Sandwich: For anyone who has wrestled with the guilty pleasure of a McMuffin after a late night, this sandwich is for you. Make them en masse and invite over all your pals to swap NYE party stories. (via I Wash… You Dry)
13. Baked Egg Potato Bowls: You’ve never seen a cuter way to cure a hangover. All the usual suspects — bacon, eggs, onions and cheese — are here to make your morning a yummy one. (via Zoom Yummy)
14. Hasselback French Toast: This genius French toast is made with fresh baguettes. Slicing the bread like hasselback potatoes leaves plenty of crevices to fill with maple syrup. (via Recipe Tin Eats)
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Jessica Smith
Jessica is a blogger and professional pastry cook in San Francisco. When not whipping up desserts, you can usually find her tackling DIY projects with her husband, entertaining for a crowd, or running around the neighborhood with her rambunctious puppy, Rebel. Jessica believes in using seasonal and wholesome ingredients as much as possible and you can check out more of her recipes at her blog: By Guess And By Golly.