Brunch is one of those easy, versatile meals that you can prepare in advance or on the fly. The combination of breakfast and lunch items actually means you have more options when it comes to which foods to prepare. Although brunch is traditionally served between mid-morning to mid-afternoon, it makes a great breakfast-for-dinner too. When it’s just us at home I keep brunch simple and laid-back, but when I’m preparing for guests I like to switch it up and turn brunch into a more formal meal, with more elegant menu items. Either way you prepare it, brunch is a quintessential weekend meal, and serving it at Easter is no exception. Switch up your Easter meal with some healthy, clean eating options, like these 15 Healthy Easter brunch recipes:
Coconut Cinnamon French Toast Fries
Clean Eating Zucchini Spinach Scramble
Nutella Mascarpone French Toast
Honey Lime Macerated Strawberries
Wow, these all look simply amazing! I adore healthy brunches, so I’ll definitely check these out 🙂
I am a huge fan of egg muffins! They are seriously a fan favorite for my kids and they are so easy too! There are several other recipes here that I would love ot ttry out!
Egg muffins are so unbelievably easy to make, and easily personalized too!
You had me instantly at BRUNCH! I love a great brunch and so many ideas for Easter. I love the Honey Lime Strawberry idea.
‘Brunch’ usually gets people’s attention!
YUM! I need to use some of these recipes for our Easter Brunch. YUM!! And I love that they are healthy options. Great recipes!
I can’t believe it’s already Easter weekend! I swear, this year is passing by so fast. But seriously, I love the choice of recipes you decided to round-up: brunch is the absolute best for Easter! (and for Mother’s Day as well).
These all sound delicious. I like the shrimp and strawberries idea the best. Can you believe, though, I have been here thinking that Easter is next weekend so I had to spend the day planning for Sunday. I blame it on the kids Spring break coming too early. Usually they are out the week of Easter weekend, but they switched it up on us this year and now I’m just a wreck.
I know…I feel like it has really creeped up on us this year! We’re having it at my mom’s, so I’m not the one in charge of the meal this year 😉
WOW! The Coconut Cinnamon French Toast Fries look amazing. Everything looks so delicious! The Honey Lime Macerated Strawberries would make for a fantastic desert.
All of these look delicious! I may be making a pasta salad as a side dish for our Easter dinner. I made one last week but it didn’t last long. The kids ate it all up. Tomorrow I may make some wild rice, roasted veggies and salmon cakes. I may make a Spinach fritata for Easter brunch. Your risotto looks yummy. Sadly, I have to steer clear of the sweet stuff.
Actually, even the ‘sweet stuff’ is clean and healthy…if you take a look at the actual recipe you’d be surprised how many healthy ingredients are in there!
I am trying to eat a healthier diet one gentler on my pcos. These are some great alternatives to the dishes I find at my family get togethers.
I find that traditional family brunches or holiday meals have many typically unhealthy options!
Yummm can you make all of these and invite me over? Everything looks so good!
These all look delish! I like the nutella french toast and the egg muffins. But wouldn’t mind adding each and every one of these to the menu 🙂
All looks delicious and healthy! I am having brunch! May trysome!
Thanks Angela! What are you making for brunch? I’m sure it’ll all be delicious!!