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14 Hot Breakfasts to Make with Your Extra Hour

November  2, 2015

Did you remember to turn back your clocks this weekend? If so, you probably woke up this morning feeling well-rested thanks to that extra Daylight Saving Time hour of sleep—and surprised to see how bright it was. Or maybe you woke up at your normal, pre-Daylight Saving Time hour and realized you had some extra time to kill before you had to get ready for work.

Use that hour to its fullest! Make yourself a hot breakfast to eat today, or get started on breakfasts you can eat hot the rest of the week. Here are our chilly-morning go-tos:

Something warm to eat this morning:

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April Bloomfield's English Porridge by Genius Recipes

Porridge

  

Poached Egg and Bacon Sandwich by pipsplate

Sandwich

 

Robert Vergé's Fried Eggs with Wine Vinegar by Genius Recipes

Eggs

 

Scrambled Egg Tacos with Avocado by Kenzi Wilbur

Egg tacos

 

Breakfast Fried Rice by Kathleen | Hapa Nom Nom

Fried rice

  

Baked Eggs with Mushrooms and Gruyère by fiveandspice

Baked eggs

 

Crispy Salt and Pepper French Toast by aliyaleekong

Toast

 

Something to warm up again tomorrow: 

Overnight Miso Porridge by linzarella

Miso porridge

 

Mashed Potato Cakes with Broccoli and Cheese by Merrill Stubbs

Potato cakes

 

Tomato-y Yogurt-y Shakshuka by Nicholas Day

Shakshouka

 

Chickpea, Spinach, and Chorizo Frittata by Hadyourtea?

Frittata

 

Strata with Sausage and Greens by Merrill Stubbs

Strata

 

Vanilla Berry Baked Oatmeal by Gena Hamshaw

Baked oats

 

Spanish Tortilla by Amanda Hesser

Tortilla

What are you going to do with your extra hour? Tell us in the comments.

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2 Comments

Donald D. November 4, 2015
We're in Standard time now. Daylight Savings Time occurs between March and November.
 
Bella B. November 3, 2015
What great ideas! I always need to change it up for an exciting breakfast!

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