Recipes Breakfast + Brunch Quick, Healthy Breakfasts By Food & Wine Editors Updated on January 13, 2017 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: © William Meppem From a sweet breakfast quinoa to a breakfast burrito with turkey bacon, here are quick, healthy breakfasts. 01 of 22 Oatmeal with Strawberries, Toasted Walnuts and Skyr © Tara Fisher This lovely berry porridge, made with rolled oats, is especially good because it's not too sweet: There's no added sugar. Delicious Brunch Recipes Go to Recipe 02 of 22 Sweet Breakfast Quinoa TINA RUPP “This breakfast will make your day so productive,” says Jill Donenfeld about her maple syrup-sweetened quinoa. Quinoa is naturally loaded with protein and fiber. F&W's Guide to Healthy Recipes Go to Recipe 03 of 22 Breakfast Burrito “How many lunchrooms have disgusting Taco Tuesdays?” asks chef Spike Mendelsohn. As an alternative, he stuffs burritos with scrambled eggs (lightened with egg whites), feta, turkey bacon and spinach. Top Chef Recipes & Video Go to Recipe 04 of 22 Apple Sandwiches This is a quick and satisfying little “sandwich” of apples that’s great to wrap up and take on the go. Go to Recipe 05 of 22 Eggs Baked Over Sautéed Mushrooms and Spinach Drinking wine with eggs at lunch always feels so French to Kristin Donnelly, likely thanks to Elizabeth David’s famous essay, “An Omelette and a Glass of Wine.” Go to Recipe 06 of 22 Souffléed Apple Pancake © William Meppem One serving of this recipe contains 457 calories and 19.6 gm total fat. Go to Recipe 07 of 22 Scrambled Egg and Swiss Chard Tacos These delicious vegetarian tacos are packed with scrambled eggs, sautéed Swiss chard and tomatoes, then topped with salsa verde and sour cream. F&W's Guide to Mexican Cooking Go to Recipe 08 of 22 Strawberry, Banana and Almond Butter Smoothie Chef Nate Appleman lost lots of weight by running. After a morning workout, he often makes this smoothie, which gets a dose of protein from almond butter. Go to Recipe 09 of 22 Baked Eggs en Cocotte with Basil © Fredrika Stjärne These baked eggs topped with melted butter are Piero Incisa della Rocchetta’s go-to breakfast. The dish was also a favorite of his grandfather Mario, the founder of Italy’s world-famous Sassicaia winery in Tuscany. Go to Recipe 10 of 22 Mexican Eggs in Purgatory For the Italian breakfast dish Eggs in Purgatory, eggs are baked in a spicy tomato sauce. In this Mexican-inspired take, Grace Parisi substitutes a vibrant, fresh green sauce made with tomatillos, cilantro and scallions. Go to Recipe 11 of 22 Spiced Yogurt Muffins These ingeniously moist muffins from Fraîche baker Jennifer Musty are rich in calcium and low in fat. Go to Recipe 12 of 22 Cinnamon Polenta Pancakes Using polenta (cornmeal) in addition to white flour in these pancakes makes them especially satisfying, as the ground whole grain delivers lots of fiber and a good amount of protein. Go to Recipe 13 of 22 Mustard Green and Sweet Onion Frittata Although high in cholesterol, eggs are a terrific source of bone-building vitamins D and K. Gabe Thompson combines them with nutrient-rich mustard greens in this healthy frittata. Go to Recipe 14 of 22 Light and Fluffy Baked Apple Pancake © Michael Turek Golden Delicious apples hold their shape after they are caramelized with sugar and maple syrup, making them a perfect choice for this clever, giant one-pan pancake. Go to Recipe 15 of 22 Citrus Salad with Candied Ginger PHOTO © DAVE LAURIDSEN The key to making this simple fruit salad with candied ginger: Use a sharp knife to cut the citrus. “The better your knife, the better this dish will look,” says chef Jason Travi. The Food & Wine Diet: 4-Week Plan Go to Recipe 16 of 22 Moroccan-Date Bonbons Elizabeth Falkner loves eating these energy-boosting, cardamom-spiced date bites made with almonds, walnuts and pistachios. “Eat two of these as a snackor with some juice for breakfast, and you’re satisfied,” she says. Video: Elizabeth Falkner Demonstrates This Recipe Go to Recipe 17 of 22 Spiced Chickpeas with Yogurt and Pine Nuts More people should eat chickpeas at breakfast: The legumes have lots of folate, essential minerals and fiber, which helps regulate blood sugar. The chefs at Marisa May’s restaurant, SD26, sometimes make these stewy, savory chickpeas for her when she hasn’t had a chance to eat something filling at home. Go to Recipe 18 of 22 Souffléed Strawberry Jam Omelets These ethereal free-form soufflés—filled with strawberry jam—are equally good for brunch or dessert. Go to Recipe 19 of 22 Açai Super Smoothie © Antonis Achilleos Brazilian surfers first popularized this freakishly nutritious Amazonian berry. Now it has gone mainstream. The smoothie here, by F&W’s Grace Parisi, boosts açai's healthfulness with pomegranate juice. America's Best Juice Bars Go to Recipe 20 of 22 Grilled Asparagus Salad with Fried Eggs © Tina Rupp Chef Mark Broadbent upgrades the standard lemony arugula salad by topping it with grilled asparagus, butter-fried eggs—duck eggs, when available—and freshly shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano. Go to Recipe 21 of 22 Almond-Milk Rice Pudding Sushi rice makes this dairy-free rice pudding—made with unsweetened almond milk—pleasantly chewy and creamy. Go to Recipe 22 of 22 Wild Mushroom Toasts with Ham and Fried Eggs © William Meppem In the Basque part of Rioja, tapas-like appetizers, such as this dish, are referred to as pintxo (PEEN-show). These toasts topped with runny eggs are perfect for breakfast or brunch. 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