20 Breakfast-In-Bed Ideas So Good You Might Want to Wake Up Early

Thesehomemade crepesfrom Half Baked Harvest are going to make you want to head straight to the kitchen. With layers of melted cheese, crisp prosciutto, nutrient-rich spinach, perfectly baked eggs, creamy avocado, and aromatic herbs, there's nothing not to love. Just make sure you make enough batter for seconds.

There's nothing wrong with sticking to the classics, especially when said classic is a stack of chocolate chipwaffles. This recipe fromMelanie Makesputs a fun twist on them, adding yogurt to the mix for an extra fluffy inside and crispy outside. Plus, they only take 10 minutes to make, so you won't have to wait forever to devour your special meal.

Nachos for breakfast, anyone? Sign us up. Though this recipe fromWu Hausis bursting with delicious flavors, it's also healthy and perfect for a paleo diet.

This is the breakfast in bed to prepare when you want to skip all three meals and go straight to the dessert course. Brought to us by Salt and Wind, thisDutch baby pancakeis a fluffy dream of vanilla, brown sugar, ground cinnamon, and cream. And as if it couldn't get any better, it's also topped in caramelized persimmons.

If we could eatgrilled cheese sandwichesfor every meal, we would, so we were pretty excited to stumble upon thisbreakfast grilled cheese recipefrom Half Baked Harvest. It features the usual suspects, but with a gourmet twist: sharp cheddar and fontina cheese, basil pesto, chopped chives, soft scrambled eggs, crushed red pepper flakes, and a light drizzle of honey, all stacked between two slices of crispy, buttery sourdough toast.

Vibrant in color, nutritional value, and taste, thesestrawberry chia parfaits从吴Haus很容易激起和享受权利way. They have layers of coconut yogurt, almond milk, freshly sliced strawberries, maca powder, and coconut chips for a nice balance of sweet and tart flavors.

在一个锅,这个经典的波斯breakfast dish (Kuku) is super easy to make, especially considering how flavorful and interesting it tastes. Kuku is basically the same thing as a frittata, and this recipe fromSalt and Windis particularly yummy. It calls for saffron potatoes, a plethora of fresh herbs, diced onions, coriander, turmeric, toasted walnuts, eggs, and more delicious ingredients.

Sometimes simple is the best route. Case in point? This maple-glazed apple pull-apart bread fromHalf Baked Harvest. Made with extra-soft, extra-buttery brioche bread that's slathered in sweet maple bourbon glaze and gooey apple cinnamon filling, it'll be hard not to eat the entire loaf in one sitting.

If you're looking for breakfast-in-bed ideas that aren't too heavy and indulgent, follow this recipe fromWu Haus. It's basically a dressed-up slice of toast that tastes as good as it is for you. With a vibrant garlic hemp seed pesto spread, pretty pink radishes, a perfectly fried sunny-side-up egg, and freshly ground pepper, it also happens to be highly photogenic.

If you've never tried kanelbullar before, you're in or a treat. This Swedish pastry is basically a less intense version of the classic American cinnamon bun, making them the perfect treat for anyone who likes a bit of sweet but doesn't enjoy extremely gooey and rich pastries. Follow this recipe fromSalt and Windto give it a taste at home.

Switch up your waffle game by trying this savory version fromA Couple Cooks. Chives are added to the waffle batter, and once cooked, the waffles are topped with an egg and shredded white cheddar cheese. These are the perfect recipe for someone who doesn't have a big sweet tooth in the mornings.

Never met apancakeyou didn't like? This is the dish for you.A Couple Cooks' recipeis perfect for summer, with pancakes made with poppy seeds, lemon juice, and lemon zest. The result? Light, fluffy pancakes that will have you wanting seconds (and thirds!).

This frittata is a healthy way to do breakfast in bed.Foodie Crush's recipecombines eggs, asparagus, mushrooms, goat cheese, and green onion for a light, flavorful brunch dish you don't have to feel guilty about eating.

Here's how you have cake for breakfast.A Couple Cooksturned pancakes into carrot cake, and it's going to be your new favorite recipe. The batter is made with flour, eggs, spices, Greek yogurt, and grated carrot. To serve, top with maple yogurt.

If you thought you liked French toast before, wait until you try thisFoodie Crush recipe. The French toast/bread pudding hybrid is made using cinnamon swirl bread. The bread slices are layered, sprinkled with chocolate chips and bananas, soaked in an egg/milk mixture, and then baked in the oven. You're definitely going to want to bookmark this recipe.

We'll never turn down a breakfast sandwich, andthese little biscuitsfrom Foodie Crush are perfect for eating (fork-free!) in bed. The twist? Hard-boiled eggs. It makes the sandwiches less messy—and therefore easier to eat.

ThisHalf Baked Harvest recipeis almost too pretty to eat. Tea is steeped in milk, which is then used to cook oats and blueberries. Top everything off with chia seeds, honey, vanilla, and sea salt. Garnish with edible flowers if you want to make it even prettier.

Quesadillas are always a good idea, and thisHalf Baked Harvest recipeturns the Mexican classic into a killer brunch dish. Tortillas are filled with eggs, cheese, bacon, green chiles, and chipotle peppers for a spicy, melty, indulgent breakfast you'll instantly devour.

Sick of the same old oatmeal? Switch it up with How Sweet Eats'sbaked oatmeal recipe. Combine oats, eggs, milk, butter, and almond butter and pour into a baking dish. Once baked, top with sticky figs and milk or cream. It's a more indulgent way to do the breakfast staple and is perfect for serving more than one person if you're doing breakfast in bed with your partner or kids.

This healthyHalf Baked Harvest recipeelevates your basic yogurt bowl. Start with a Greek yogurt base, then top with fresh fruit, homemade blueberry muffin granola (which you'll want to make extra of, trust us!), nuts and seeds, honey or maple syrup, and edible flowers.