15 Valentine’s Day Breakfast Ideas That Are Making Us Hungry

Whether you’re about to hint your other half to whip these up for you come morning, or you’d rather make them yourself as a loving breakfast for the little ones, you can never go wrong with anything that is heart-shaped. Here are some Valentine-themed breakfast ideas for the entire family to work on, all in the name of love!

1. Heart Lace Crêpes

How can you go wrong with something that looks like it came out of an upscale bakery? This recipe requires intricacy and creativity – the latter of which kids certainly do possess!

See how it’s made: Pretty Prudent

2. Homemade Heart-shaped Churros

Churros for breakfast? Yes please, these are set to please hungry tummies! As this recipe requires dipping the batter in hot oil though, do exercise safety and precaution and keep the little ones away from the stove area.

See how its made: The Semisweet Sisters

3. Matcha Green Tea Shortbread Cookies

Shortbreads traditionally require quite some time, so go ahead and take the morning off to work on these matcha cookies. As the shapes are created using cookie cutters, the kids can chip in and help at this part.

See how its made: Baked By Jinie

4. Orange Flavoured Beetroot Waffles

What really made us adore this recipe was that there is no artificial colouring used to make the waffles. Who knew beetroot juice could be used to brighten up even the most basic breakfast item like the waffle?

See how its made: Almond Corner

5. ‘I Love You’ Toast

If you don’t have time to whip up a fancy recipe, go for an alternative like ‘I Love You’ toast. All you need is jam, bread and a stencil if you’re not confident enough to freestyle with the jam yourself.

See how it’s made: Tonya Staab

6. Heart-Shaped Cinnamon Rolls

Here’s another interesting and delicious Valentine’s breakfast you could try. No one expects a busy mom to bake heart-shaped cinnamon rolls every morning. Fortunately this year, Valentine’s day is on a Saturday, so this calls for a great surprise.

See how it’s made: Cake & Allie

7. Egg In A Basket

Another easy recipe which you could try would be Egg in a Basket. All you need is eggs, bread, cooking oil and a frying pan. If you don’t have a heart-shaped stencil, use a thick slice of bread or even two to shape the egg.

See how it’s made: Reclaiming Provincial

8. Roasted Heart Potatoes

Not every heart-shaped recipe has to be sweet. Here’s something savoury for the special occasion – roasted heart-shaped potatoes. Quick, easy and scrumptious!

See how it’s made: CozyCakes Cottage

9. Nutella and Strawberry Stuffed French Toast