10 Breakfast-In-Bed Recipes

Breakfast in bed is the perfect way to celebrate a special person in your life. These classic breakfast recipes are just as good as what you'll find at your favorite local diner, but they'll be even more special because they were made with love.

If you have a waffle maker, there's no reason why you shouldn't be making waffles and other foods that resemble them as often as possible. Keep this recipe in your back pocket and you'll be the star of your family.

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The French definitely know their way around a luxurious breakfast dish, and these crêpes are savory and cheesy. Top them off with a perfectly cooked egg for an extra dose of luxury.

For the Ham and Gruyère Crêpes recipe, click here.

Like waffles, pancakes are one of those recipes that's so basic every home cook would do well to memorize it. Once you have this recipe down, don't be afraid to experiment with some unexpected add-ins.

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An ideal use for leftover bread is French toast. Let the bread really soak up that eggy mixture before hitting the skillet for maximum custardiness.

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In the pantheon of legendary egg dishes, the frittata might be the one that looks the most gourmet but is insanely easy to whip up. Gather up all your cheeses, veggies and breakfast meats and have fun.

For the Vegetable and Cheese Frittata recipe, click here.

All you need is a sheet pan, some vegetables and eggs in order to serve mom a savory vegetarian breakfast hash that tastes like it was made at one of America's best restaurants for breakfast.

For the One-Pan Sweet Potato Hash recipe, click here.

If your loved one likes their breakfast on the sweet side, this simple recipe turns day-old brioche into a classic bread pudding. This recipe is so good, your family will think you picked it up at one of America's best sweet shops.

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You'll find eggs Benedict on the menu at just about all of America's best restaurants for brunch, but it's much easier to whip up than you might think. Hollandaise, the most complicated element, comes together in no time thanks to the blender.

For the Easy Eggs Benedict recipe, click here.

Shrimp and grits is one of those classic Southern breakfast dishes, and it's also much easier to prepare than you might think.

For the Wild Caught Georgia Shrimp and Grits recipe, click here.

No breakfast in bed is complete without an eye-opener. The bloody mary is the most classic brunch cocktail of all, and this straightforward recipe foregoes all of those crazy bells and whistles to remind you why it became so beloved in the first place. If mom really loves brunch cocktails, you can treat her to one of the best bottomless brunch deals in America instead.

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