HEALTHY BREAKFAST RECIPES COOKBLOGSHARE WEEK 21
I am very excited to have joined the CookBlogShare team on a more permanent basis! I will share my hosting duties with the following fabulous bloggers:
Kirsty at Hijacked by Twins
Eb at Easy Peasy Foodie
Jacqui at Recipes Made Easy
I am your host this week but my fellow co-hosts will help me share your lovely recipes across all social media and would love it if you visited their blogs too:)
If you are new to this link party please take a moment to read the guidelines below. Joining is very simple and you are welcome to share your old and new recipes (there is no specific theme and all recipes are welcome).
Now on to this week’s features. I am always amazed at the creativity and effort that clearly goes into each recipe you link up to #CookBlogShare every week. That’s why it’s always so difficult to choose the features. My favourite theme this week was Healthy Breakfast Recipes and here are the 4 recipes that fall into this category:
The features
Orange and Dried Berry Cupcakes from Herbs Spices and Tradition:
These cupcakes are made without any eggs and use oil instead of butter – avocado oil sounds intriguing! The combination of orange juice and dried berries sounds so delicious! They are also made with whole wheat flour so these cupcakes are super healthy – perfect as part of a healthy breakfast!
Quinoa Rainbow Breakfast Bowl by Gluten Free Alchemist:
These colourful quinoa breakfast bowls can be enjoyed by people with various dietary needs as the recipe has no gluten, dairy or eggs, is soy free, perfect for vegans, plus it is refined-sugar free so it’s very healthy too. Quinoa is such a versatile ingredient, perfect in savoury as well as sweet dishes and I just know that this recipe is delicious – I especially like the idea of cooking quinoa in coconut milk instead of water!
Coconut Sultana Breakfast Loaf by Proper Foodie:
This bread looks and sounds absolutely delicious – it’s dairy free and the mixture of mixed seeds and rice krispies are such a fun and healthy idea too. I can see how this bread would be especially appealing to children – they would love the krispy topping despite the healthy seeds, dreaded by so many children.
Dairy Free Pineapple Pancakes by A Strong Coffee:
This is such a delicious sounding pancake recipe I can almost taste it! I love the idea of adding pineapple into the batter and topping the pancakes with more pineapple. Coconut milk is a great choice in this recipe as it’s an ideal ingredient to pair with the pineapple. If coffee is not enough to wake you up in the morning these zesty delicious pancakes will!
Thanks to everyone who shared their recipe last week!
#COOKBLOGSHARE WEEK #21:
This is how to join in:
Link up your recipe, sweet or savoury, or any foodie post to the CookBlogShare linky party – just click the blue ‘Add your link’ button below and follow the instructions.
Include this party’s link in your post (so everyone else can find it).
Add the #CookBlogShare badge to your post (see the code below).
Comment on some of the other recipes linked up here, share the love and have fun!
That’s all!
You can also post your recipes on the Cook Blog Share Facebook Page.
I’ll comment on all the recipes and pin them on to the Cook Blog Share Pinterest Board. If you tweet a link to your recipe to me, @MonikasRecipes, using #CookBlogShare I’ll do my best to retweet it!
Whenever possible your recipes will also get stumbled and shared on google+.
Looking forward to seeing everyone’s culinary creations this week:)
Your host next week is Kirsty from Hijacked By Twins.
Just to remind you, by joining in you are giving the #CookBlogShare hosts permission to use your pictures in a round up and on social media, if your recipe is selected as one of our favourites!
Thank you for sharing your recipes with #CookBlogShare!
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Hi, I am Monika, welcome to Everyday Healthy Recipes! This blog is all about creatively simple recipes with a healthy twist, old classics with a modern take, and an occasional Polish dish thrown into the mix - all easy to make, healthy and delicious, perfect for everyday cooking. 
The Quinoa Rainbow bowl intrigues me, i have not had quinoa in a sweet dish, albeit breakfast 🙂
I have, in fact one of my favourite breakfasts is quinoa with yogurt, blueberries, nuts/seeds and a drizzle of maple syrup:)
Great round up,I’m inspired!I love my breakfast before anyone else is up with a black coffeee you can stand your spoon up in!These look yummy x
Thanks! I am the same with my breakfast though my coffee is not as ‘lethal’:)
I have linked my post with CookBlogShare that is hosted by Everyday Healthy Recipes. Such lovely and yum yum recipes are posted. Thank you again Monica….
Sophie 🙂
Thank you! And do come again, there are 3 other hosts and we share your recipes across all social media:)
Of course i will…thank you
Thanks Monica for featuring my recipe of cup cakes. This week again, I have included a healthy breakfast which is the 3rd blogs anniversary post.
You are welcome Sadhna and happy blogiversary:)
Lovely round up Monika. I want to eat them all!
Thank you so much for including my Quinoa Rainbow Bowl x
Thank you Kate, and you are welcome:)
That sultana breakfast loaf has my name all over it… for brekkie, lunch, supper! LOL!
Fab roundup, Monika – thank you for hosting! xx
Oooh these recipes sound delicious! I love a good breakfast. Thank you for hosting this week x
Thanks! It’s a pleasure:)
These are all lovely breakfast ideas. I particularly like the look of the quinoa breakfast bowl and, like you, can’t wait to try cooking quinoa in coconut milk!
I agree, they are fabulous, and the quinoa bowl looks especially yummy:)
Great choice Monika. So many good recipes to choose from this week. Have to say I think the coconut and sultana breakfast bread looked particularly good to me.
Thanks Jacqui! Yes, I was spoiled for choice, but I had to feature breakfast recipes in the end, they were just so fantastic.
So pleased you’ve joined the team permanently, Monika!! And such a fab roundup – I could happily have all of these for breakfast, but if I had to choose, I think it would have to be Kate’s gorgeous rainbow quinoa bowl. Though I might just have to sit and look at it for while before eating!! 😀 Eb x
Thank you Eb! I agree, that quinoa bowl does look spectacular, almost too good to eat:)
Wow! That rainbow breakfast bowl is beautiful. And congrats on being a regular co-host of this amazing party. Thank you for hosting, Monika. I hope you are having a wonderful time! 🙂
Thank you Jhuls! I love this link party so I am really excited to get to co-host it:)
Great to hear you will be hosting regularly Monika! Looking forward to seeing and sharing lots more recipes! Loving the breakfast collection and thanks so much for including my breakfast loaf!! ??
Thank you Debbie! And you are welcome, your bread is amazing:)
Congratulations Monika on becoming a regular host for CookBlogShare 🙂 and great round up too, I’m particularly loving the coconut sultana loaf, and who can resist the vibrant colours of Kate’s breakfast bowl!
Angela x
Thank you Angela! Glad you like the features, breakfast recipes can be so varied as these lovely recipes demonstrate:)