Ok, I am seriously having struggles coming up with meals for breakfast. I of course do the standard waffles, French toast and pancakes but can't seem to get beyond that. What are some good breakfasts that you make? FYI-this would be for a 13 month old. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Sunshine75 View PostOk, I am seriously having struggles coming up with meals for breakfast. I of course do the standard waffles, French toast and pancakes but can't seem to get beyond that. What are some good breakfasts that you make? FYI-this would be for a 13 month old. Thanks!
We also do
yogurt/granola/fruit
oatmeal
maltomeal
baked oatmeal cups
cinnamon toast (easy and fast in the oven)
muffins
rice cereal (rice cooked w/ cinnamon and raisins, then pour milk over)
toast w/ pb
english muffins
bagels
Probably more but that is all I can think of right now!
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Monday--oatmeal (it varies every week what i put on it)
Tuesday--scrambled eggs w/cheese, toast
Wednesday--pancakes/waffles
Thursday--smoothie w/toast/english muffin/bagel or yogurt w/same
Friday--cold cereal
Yeah. I'm boring for breakfast. But no one ever complains :P. sometimes I mix it up and do fried eggs instead of scrambledHee hee! Look, I have a signature!
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what they are saying is this.....
on the food program we can get partial reimbursement if we follow this guideline. Anything that you serve outside of that, is up to you and you will not get any form of reimbursement for.
bk: to meet USDA food program you must serve at least the following
grain, fruit and milk
As long as you cover those 3 components, then you qualify. If you serve all of those and eggs, or some form of protein, you will not get reimburse for anything you serve in addition.
So yes you can serve eggs or sausage for breakfast, you just won't get any $$$$ to help cover the cost of the additional food.
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