School starts this coming week. Kids are excited, parents are excited. Even the teachers might be excited. But, for moms like me, there's a little trepidation. You know us. We are the moms who love our kids dearly and want to send them off to school happy, clean, well fed and energetic. One problem: at 6:30 in the morning, I am none of those things. Seriously, who decided little kids need to be in their seats at 7:30?
So, breakfast can be a challenge in the midst of the morning mantra(s). Get dressed, get dressed, no put on the clothes you decided on yesterday, get dressed. Brush your hair, brush your hair. And my favorite, eat your breakfast, eat your breakfast, eat your...
Anytime I can find a do ahead breakfast idea, I'm a happy mom. My little one is like her mama, however. We are variety eaters. We get burned out on the same thing really, really quickly. This means I have to have lots of choices in my arsenal and ones that are doable at 6:30 in the morning when I barely have my eyes open, my hair is a tangled mop and I'm not even sure yet what day it is.
Recently, I was looking around for an idea of what to do with those ever-ripening bananas sitting on our counter. I came across this recipe for Banana Cinnamon French Toast Sticks and a light bulb went off immediately. Right then and there I decided this was going to be made and packed away in our trusty little freezer. Ever so glad I made that call because not only did it turn out delicious but we have tons available for future breakfasts.
We tried them right out of the oven with a little maple syrup and man, oh man, were they tasty! We now have 3 bags full available to take a quick ride in the microwave on those hurried school mornings. A victory for early-morning-zombie-moms like me!
So, breakfast can be a challenge in the midst of the morning mantra(s). Get dressed, get dressed, no put on the clothes you decided on yesterday, get dressed. Brush your hair, brush your hair. And my favorite, eat your breakfast, eat your breakfast, eat your...
Anytime I can find a do ahead breakfast idea, I'm a happy mom. My little one is like her mama, however. We are variety eaters. We get burned out on the same thing really, really quickly. This means I have to have lots of choices in my arsenal and ones that are doable at 6:30 in the morning when I barely have my eyes open, my hair is a tangled mop and I'm not even sure yet what day it is.
I ended up using about 1 1/2 loaves of bread |
Ready for the oven |
Finished product |
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