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Breakfast-for-Dinner

September 17, 2024 By Cindy Silver

Corn pancakes
Homemade corn pancakes are one option for dinner.

Is it Breakfast or Is it Dinner?

It’s both! Breakfast means the morning meal. Dinner means the evening meal. So, why not flip the clock and eat breakfast foods for dinner? Breakfast-for-dinner seems to be a well-liked solution for singles, families with kids, and busy professionals and so I recommend it frequently to my private clients. The time spent cooking is typically short, the side items are simple, and the flavor results are truly satisfying. Here is an earlier blog about healthy breakfast recipes to help get you started. The recipe at the left, Homemade Corn Pancakes, is one that may fit your breakfast-for-dinner menu, too.

3 Breakfast-for-Dinner Ideas to Try

  • Homemade Corn Pancakes, Greek yogurt, Cut-up melon or apples
  • Scrambled Egg Wrap on Whole Wheat Tortilla, Pan-fried Pork Tenderloin slices, Orange
  • Strawberry Smoothie, Oatmeal with Pecans or Walnuts, Turkey Sausage

Light Dinners are Easy Dinners

Whether you’re new to cooking at home, or a seasoned veteran, taking it easy in your kitchen at dinner time is a sensible way to wind down. Eating more lightly in the evening has many benefits, such as improving your sleep and helping you not to overdo your daily calorie budget. Especially for those who sit down to dinner after 6:30 or 7 pm, a lighter meal is normally more comfortable for the body. So, pick up a jump-start resource at my EStore like a menu planning book or recipe book. And, remember to keep dinner simple & eat slowly for the most enjoyment.

What will be on your breakfast-for-dinner menu?

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  1. Connie says

    September 5, 2016 at 6:01 pm

    What a novel idea! I love it. I typically make a green smoothie for breakfast, followed by a fresh fruit, like a banana, apple, or peach. Now, I want to try your strawberry smoothie and a bowl of oatmeal with pecans for dinner! Where can I find those recipes? Is it in your eBook?

    • Cindy Silver says

      September 27, 2017 at 10:55 am

      Yes, Connie, the smoothie recipe is in my Tasty Recipes e-book and the link is here: https://marketbasketnutrition.com/product/tasty-recipes-breakfast-lunch-dinner

      The oatmeal recipe is on the side of the box of rolled oats. Just make the oatmeal with water or milk and then add your toppings like nuts, seeds, and fruits.

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