Christmas Breakfast Recipes

3-Ingredient Hot Chocolate

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Kiddos and adults alike will happily wake up to a steaming cup of hot chocolate.

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Cranberry-Apple Baked Oatmeal

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Keep stovetops clear by throwing this cranberry-apple baked oatmeal in the oven.

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Cinnamon Rolls

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Prep the cinnamon rolls the night before, so they can proof overnight and be baked off quickly in the morning.

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Caramelized Bacon

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Pecans and brown sugar baked on top of thick bacon strips results in the richest caramelized bacon you can possibly imagine.

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Ginger Pear Corn Muffins

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Ginger pear corn muffins are a less-sweet start to the morning.

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Kumquat Earl Grey Marmalade

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Slather kumquat Earl Grey marmalade atop toast or the corn muffins. The sweet-tart flavor is irresistible.

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Oeufs en Cocotte (Coddled Eggs)

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Don't fuss with cooking a ton of scrambled eggs — simply crack a few eggs in a ramekin, along with some cream, and bake them to form coddled eggs.

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Baileys Coffee

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Add a little Baileys creamer or liqueur to cups of joe for a special Christmassy coffee.

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Cardamom Granola

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If your family is more into cold-breakfast items, then serve up some homemade cardamom granola with yogurt.

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Winter Fruit Salad

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Another quick, cold breakfast item is this Winter fruit salad, complete with some goat cheese (which can be left out or substituted with cottage cheese) and pistachios.

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