One of my clients requested I send her Healthy Easter Brunch Recipes. Her family doesn’t necessarily love healthy food, which can definitely make healthy meal planning a challenge. I can relate to this since I started dating someone who doesn’t have the healthiest of taste buds either. So I rounded up 15 Healthy Easter Brunch Recipes to entertain family and guests that don’t taste healthy and don’t take a lot of work.
Carrot Cake Pancakes with Greek Cream Cheese
These moist, mildly spiced pancakes taste like real carrot cake only in breakfast form & oh so much better for you!
Sheet Pan Breakfast Pizza
Your favorite breakfast pizza made healthy with the same amount of flavor. Baked on a sheet pan for easy cleanup!
Zucchini Walnut Espresso Bread
Traditional Zucchini Walnut Espresso Bread made healthy & spiked with espresso for a velvety texture you can’t resist. Perfect for breakfast or an anytime snack.
Paleo Eggs Benedict Salad
This Eggs Benedict is a healthy, lighter spin on the traditional recipe only with fewer calories!
Paleo Spiralized Breakfast Casserole
Who doesn’t love their veggies when their spiralized? This Spiralized Breakfast Casserole is loaded with delicious flavors even the pickiest of eaters will love!
Paleo Coconut Lemon Cake
This luscious Paleo Coconut Lemon Cake is thick and bursting with lemon! Made with coconut flour and topped with crispy baked lemon zest, this cake is an excellent low-carb, gluten-free, calorie friendly bread.
Cashew Chia Pancakes with Greek Yogurt
Thick, hearty Cashew Chia Pancakes bursting with creamy, nutty flavors and packed with omega-3’s for a secret nutritional powerhouse breakfast. These are what pancakes dreams are made of!
Cauliflower Rice Kale Frittata
Made with riced cauliflower instead of potatoes or flour, this low carb breakfast is chewy, thick and packed with so much flavor!
Paleo Carrot Cake Cookies
These decadent Paleo Carrot Cake Cookies taste like carrot cake and take just 15 minutes to make! Made with almond flour, carrots, coconut and cinnamon and no no refined oil or sugar these cookies are grain free, gluten free, Paleo and Vegan with a low calorie option too.
Zucchini Greek Yogurt Pancakes
Zucchini Greek Yogurt Pancakes packed with protein and a secret veggie ingredient. This mouthwatering stack is fluffy on the outside & creamy on the inside. No one will even noticed the hidden zucchini!
Crockpot Veggie Omelet
This dump and bake omelet is made easy in the crockpot. Just dump your favorite veggies in with the eggs and sit back while the crockpot does its magic!
Lemon Orange Poppyseed Muffins
Love citrus? These Gluten Free poppyseed muffins are bursting with citrus flavors and are Greek yogurt-licious!
Paleo Coconut Flour Breakfast Pizza
Because you can never have enough pizza in your life and the best part is when it’s breakfast friendly. This coconut flour based crust is naturally low carb and simple to make. Top with your favorite toppings for a yummy spin on breakfast!
Zucchini Red Pepper Frittata
Spring in warm weather with this egg white frittata made with sweet, roasted zucchini and red bell pepper. All made in a skillet for easy clean up too!
Lemon Cashew Poppyseed Cookies
Who says you can’t have cookies for breakfast? These Lemon Cashew Poppyseed Cookies have only 5 ingredients and melt in your mouth!
Because they are all healthy, that means that I can eat them all in one sitting… right? 😛 yum. I honestly can’t pick one that looks best!
Heck yeah!
This a good list of healthy recipes. Going to give them a try! They look really good.
Thanks!
These look delicious! Thanks for sharing. Quick question for you, which training/certification did you use to be able to teach spin? I would like to expand into teaching spin myself.
I am Keiser certified. There’s also a bunch others like Schwinn, NETA and spin. You should check with the gym you want to teach at before getting certified because a lot of times they only want a certain certification to go with the bikes they have.
Thanks!
woahhhh that zucchini bread with espresso sounds insanely good! Was just talking about what to make for Easter, so holding onto these!
I still have no clue what I’m making. Maybe crockpot eggs. So easy!
I’m totally into the crockpot eggs dish, I made something similar this week! Unfortunately, we don’t cook for Easter because it’s just three of us so we take Grandma to Whole Foods! ha ha
Whole Foods is always good!
Oh everything looks delicious! I love making healthy food and hearing peoples reactions when they LOVE it. For Easter brunch this year I actually made reservations at a restaurant for me and my sisters that will be visiting. But I plan to cook Easter dinner.
Going out is always fun too!