Ah, weekend breakfasts! They’re supposed to be something special with a healthy mixture of indulgence and laziness. If you’re one who loves nothing more than a brunch in town with your best friends, you may be left without any option to indulge as the coronavirus pandemic is forcing restaurants to introduce restrictions.
Can you order your brunch? Well, yes, you could. But it’s not quite the same thing. There’s one remarkable thing about the weekend breakfasts. They are all about laissez-faire and extravagant yumminess. But when you’ve got an infinity of choices, it’s hard to know where to start. Going to town for brunch reduces your options. For once, you’re limited to what’s available on the menu. And you may choose a sharing platter to enjoy with your friends. At home, the sky’s the limit. And when you’ve got a huge range of options, it can be stressful to make a choice. Here are simple tips that can take the stress away.
Inspiration comes in the kitchen
Let the kitchen be your stage for creating delicious breakfasts. A cluttered and messy design can make it tricky to make time to cook. Ideally, you want a clear and inspiring kitchen. The simplicity of Nordic design can bring a practical edge to minimalist elegance, bringing a well-rounded balance to the space. It keeps everything at arm’s reach without filling countertops and cupboards with unnecessary items.
Have some go-to recipes to save the day
Still can’t think of anything? It can be helpful to have a few fall-back recipes that you can prepare rapidly. You can make a fresh batch of biscuits from scratch in less than 30 minutes, for instance. It’s the ideal indulgent brunch option when you don’t know what to do. Not a biscuit enthusiast? Fluffy pancakes with crispy bacon can be a foolproof recipe when you’re out of ideas. If you prefer something healthier, a mashed avocado salad with fresh strawberry and green chilli can pack a zingy punch!
Always have a plan B
Your plan B consists of pre-made snacks and meals that only need a few minutes preps before serving. We’ve all got days when we can’t think of anything. When these happen, reaching out to your homemade granola can solve your dilemma. You can keep grandpa in a glass container in the pantry. Alternatively, frozen muffins or pancakes can be warmed up in the oven in a matter of minutes, and they take the hassle out of weekend breakfasts.
Learn some decorating tips
Can you turn an everyday classic into something unique on the weekend? Granted, nobody wants to spend hours getting ready in the kitchen, especially when you’ve got your mind set on a lazy morning. But, you can learn a few simple cutting tips to transform your fresh strawberry salad into a bunch of roses. It doesn’t take a lot of time to make strawberries look exciting with this trick. If you’re going for avocado on toast, you can create delicate green roses on toast with only a knife.
When brunch in town isn’t an option, you can streamline your breakfast choices to make sense of the chaos at home. From a clean workspace in the kitchen to fun cutting ideas, you can get rid of doubts that cost you time and stress. There’s no room for stress on weekends: Create a foolproof breakfast plan.