Jumpstart Pumpkin Spice Season With These Cozy Breakfast Ideas
Jessica Smith
Jessica Smith
Jessica is a blogger and professional pastry cook in San Francisco. When not whipping up desserts, you can usually find her tackling DIY projects with her husband, entertaining for a crowd, or running around the neighborhood with her rambunctious puppy, Rebel. Jessica believes in using seasonal and wholesome ingredients as much as possible and you can check out more of her recipes at her blog: By Guess And By Golly.
We’re just going to go ahead and drop the f-bomb. That’s right, FALL is nearly here. Thank goodness, because we can’t wait one more minute to get our hands on all things pumpkin. Since it’s probably not practical to have PSLs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, we’ve found some recipes that will still fulfill all of our cozy pumpkin needs from home. If you need us, we’ll be in the kitchen kicking off our mornings with one of these fall breakfast ideas.
Easy Twisted Pumpkin Spice Danish
If we told you it would only take you 10 minutes to prep these beauties, would you believe us? Frozen puff pastry is the secret to getting these danishes into the oven and onto the table in a snap. (via Half Baked Harvest)Pumpkin Butter Pop Tarts
These freshly baked pop tarts will make the kind you get at the grocery store taste like cardboard. They’re kind of like your own personal pumpkin pie. (via Broma Bakery)Brown Butter Pumpkin Rolls With a Vanilla Bean Crème Fraîche Glaze
We’ve died and gone to cinnamon roll heaven. These are fluffy, sweet, sticky, and the crème fraîche frosting gives them just the right lift. You’ll need to plan ahead for this one, but we promise it’s well worth the wait. (via Hummingbird High)1-Bowl Pumpkin Muffins
A tender crumb on the inside and a crunchy topping make these vegan and gluten-free muffins just about perfect. (via Minimalist Baker)Pumpkin Old-Fashioned Doughnuts With Glaze
Your morning coffee will never look better than with one of these doughnuts. Sour cream adds some tenderness to the dough, and they get fried up, just like the real deal. (via Little Spice Jar)Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Pancakes
There’s no crowd pleaser like a stack of freshly made pancakes. Except the ones with pumpkin. And studded with chocolate chips. (via Sally’s Baking Addiction)Homemade Pumpkin Spice Latte
Skip the coffee shop lines and enjoy your latte in your pajamas. You don’t even need an espresso maker for this version. (via Inspired Taste)Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal
Crunchy, spicy, and sweet, this loaded oatmeal takes the same amount of time to make as your standard variety. Store extra pumpkin in an airtight container in the fridge and you can make this all week long. (via Damn Delicious)Pumpkin Waffles
For the virtuous pumpkin lover, these waffles are gluten-free and only sweetened with maple syrup. If you have leftovers, try freezing them and popping them in the toaster on weekday mornings. (via Lexi’s Clean Kitchen)Maple Pumpkin Scones With Maple Glaze
This epic fall combo of maple and pumpkin is tugging on our heartstrings. These are delicious for breakfast, but would also be a welcome afternoon treat. (via Well Plated)Healthy Pumpkin Bread
Everyone needs a good pumpkin bread in their recipe stash, and we love how many ways you can personalize this one. There are plenty of options to swap out milks, oils, flours, and mix-ins. (via Cookie + Kate)Pumpkin French Toast With Whipped Pumpkin Butter
We’re all about this French toast, but it’s the decadent upgrade on butter that’s got our attention. Add it to your Thanksgiving dinner Pinterest board. (via Life Made Simple)Jessica Smith
Jessica is a blogger and professional pastry cook in San Francisco. When not whipping up desserts, you can usually find her tackling DIY projects with her husband, entertaining for a crowd, or running around the neighborhood with her rambunctious puppy, Rebel. Jessica believes in using seasonal and wholesome ingredients as much as possible and you can check out more of her recipes at her blog: By Guess And By Golly.