Acai Breakfast Bowl

Acai Breakfast Bowl Start the day. This breakfast will give you energy to take advantage of the day. Get the full recipe>>



Parmesan-Cheddar Chive Biscuits It is hard to top the smell of fresh-from-the-oven biscuits. Adding fresh chives and cheddar and Parmesan cheeses creates these delicate, flaky biscuits even more irresistible. Get the full recipe>>



Salmon Eggs Benedict Add a twist to classic eggs Benedict with baked salmon, sauteed spinach and roasted tomatoes. Get the Entire recipe>>



Baked Brie With Raspberry Preserves Baked Brie impresses, but its groundwork couldn't be easier. This recipe requires raspberry preserves, but spring up flavors such as apricot or strawberry would be equally yummy. Serve with crackers or baguette slices. Get the full recipe>>



Walnut-Rosemary Olive Bread Guests will love this simple yeast bread that's studded with walnuts, walnuts and fresh rosemary. Serve as an appetizer, or bake a huge batch and send a loaf home with every guest. Get the full recipe>>



Baked French Toast This extra candy spin on French toast is packed with fruit and whipped cream, which will satisfy anyone's tastebuds. Get the full recipe>>



Blueberry Scones Large berries and brown sugar make these rich scones ideal for a brunch bread basket. Get the full recipe>>



Deviled Eggs 3 Ways Try a new twist with this brunch and picnic classic using BLT-inspired eggs and pesto-filled eggs, or stick with the traditional preparation. Get the full recipe>>



Creamy Smoked Salmon Roll The appetizer version of the traditional salmon and cream cheese breakfast combination can be made up to two days beforehand to get super-easy party prep. Get the Entire recipe>>



Sweet and Savory Crostini Collect an assortment of toppings, like veggies, fruit, cheeses, herbs and spreads, to create the perfect crostini variant for guests. Get the Entire recipe>>



Strawberry-Almond Spinach Salad Cut the components for this simple spring salad the night before, then build the morning of your brunch. Serve with store-bought poppy-seed dressing. Get the full recipe>>



Salmon Lollipops Three components are all you need to make these party-perfect appetizers. Simply cover balls of cream cheese and sprinkle with chives to make irresistible and savory hand-held snacks. Get the full recipe>>



Square Egg Crepe This square egg crepe is a complex spin on classic eggs and ham. Fresh notes of dill really bring out the taste, which makes it a memorable brunch menu item. Get the recipe>>



Shrimp Salad Prepare a batch to your next soiree by following this fast and easy recipe that's ideal for adding to bite-sized sandwiches. Use two forms of cookie cutters to create the windowpane effect featured on those heart-shaped sandwiches. Get the full recipe>>



Oyster Bar Bloody Mary Bloody Marys and brunch go hand-in-hand. Mix up the tomato juice mixture the night before, let guests add their own horseradish, celery and seasonings. Get the Entire recipe>>



Blood Orange Chocolate Tart Enjoy dessert. The tart taste of blood sugar complements the rich chocolate within this visually-appealing and flavorful recipe. Get the Entire recipe>>



Sparkling Grapefruit Fizz A twist on the timeless mimosa, this beverage pairs sparkling wine with orange juice, anise syrup along with also the herbal liqueur Campari. Get the Entire recipe>>



Rose and Mint Champagne Cocktail Dried rosebuds, fresh mint, lime and champagne combine to produce this gorgeous, fragrant and delicious beverage. Get the Entire recipe>>



French Cassoulet Are you hosting a French-style brunch? The rustic tastes of the cassoulet skillet recipe will require your guests into the French countryside. Get the recipe>>



Virgin Grapefruit Mojito Some brunch guests choose not to imbibe; impress their taste buds with this particular grapefruit-spiked, booze-free twist on a traditional cocktail. Get the Entire recipe>>



Raspberry-Lemon Cooler A grown-up spin on java, this non-alcoholic drink combines the fruitiness of raspberries with spicy ginger beer. Get the Entire recipe>>



Flatbread With Eggs, Tomatoes and Arugula Recipe This person flatbread recipe offers a new twist on traditional breakfast. Finish each veggie-topped pizza with fresh arugula and a fried egg. Get the Entire recipe>>



Bacon Potato Frittata This American spin on the classic Spanish tortilla dish may be served hot or at room temperature. Get the Entire recipe>>



Ham and Cheese Quiche This easy, crustless quiche is sure to please the entire family. You assemble the casserole the night before serving, which makes morning-of preparations a snap. Get the full recipe>>



White Cheddar Potatoes Balance brunch sweets with this hearty, cheesy Irish potato dish. Get the full recipe>>



Mixed Berry Cobbler Put a contemporary twist on traditional mixed berry cobbler by baking it in mini ramekins, which is excellent for individual servings at parties. Get the full recipe>>



Strawberry Strata This candy strawberry bread pudding is the best sweet ending (or main dish) to the warm-weather brunch. The crunchy bread crust, soft berries and ricotta make every snack sweet and delectable. Get the Entire recipe>>



Lemon Curd Tart Lemon curd combined with fresh whipped cream, homemade pie crust and gorgeous berries make this sour one for the record books. If you are a pie crust beginner, this simple recipe is a wonderful place to start. Get the full recipe>>



Champagne-Glazed Fruit Tarts These custard-filled, fruit-topped and champagne-glazed tarts are fairly enough to double as a centerpiece, and tasty enough to have guests begging for the recipe. Get the full recipe>>



Fig and Pear Tarts These fruit-and-cream tarts are simple enough for novice chefs to create, as a result of some pie crust shortcut. Individually portioned in mobile, clear glass jars, they are perfect for brunches served. Get the Entire recipe>>



Heart-Shaped Fried Eggs Show someone you love them with these easy heart-shaped grilled eggs. Set them together with wilted greens and radishes to get a colorful, healthy breakfast. Get the recipe>>



Spring Petit Fours Impress guests with homemade petit fours topped with sugar levels. All these showstopping cakes are worth the extra effort. Get the full recipe>>



Chocolate Strawberry Shortcake Try a fresh spin on spring up classic dessert: Swap plain vanilla shortcake for a decadent chocolate variant combined with sweet chantilly cream. Get the full recipe>>



Key Lime Cake This cake vibrant green color (and citrusy flavor) comes out of a packet of lime gelatin. Topped with fluffy cream cheese fresh and sweet berries, it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser. Get the Entire recipe>>



Martha Washington Candy This old-fashioned confection is a rich combination of sugar, butter and pecans rolled into a ball and coated using bittersweet dark chocolate. Get the full recipe>>



Lemon Poppyseed Waffle Appetizer The tangy taste of lemon poppyseed waffles matches the sweet taste of berries and cream cheese frosting. Cut the waffles into heart shapes to show somebody you love them. Get the full recipe>>



Cayenne Candied Bacon Cinnamon Rolls Cayenne-spiced caramelized bacon provides a surprising kick to the general sweet flavor of those cinnamon breakfast rolls. Get the full recipe>>



Matcha Green Tea Biscotti Homemade Tea Drink a light dessert to top off a delicious brunch. The earthy flavor in the green tea complements the salty roasted almonds and chocolate drizzle within this matcha green tea biscotti recipe. Create a tea tote  using a coffee filter to go alongside the biscotti, and attach a special note for every guest to get a personal touch.



Quinoa Avocado Toast This recipe packs a lot of taste on one small piece of toast. Grilled corn, fresh herbs, goat cheese, chili oil and avocado make this a hearty breakfast anyone would love. Get the full recipe>>

Find Your Style

Find Your Style Nearly everything in Laura Jayson's Rowayton, CT, home is either a shade of blue ("What's cooler than turquoise and aqua?") , neutral ("Plenty of natural and white substances help a space feel laid-back"), or older ("My home is a set of things I've picked up at flea markets").



Soothing Neutrals In the 2 decades since the light-filled three-bedroom house was built, Laura was on the search for carefully chosen picks that get a spot in her house or find their way to Rowayton Flea, the local classic shop she co-owns with her friend Laura Grabe. "I have a lot of fun pieces tucked around every area," she says. "The overall look is relaxed, and that's how I want people to feel when they walk inside my home."



Living Room The airy living room is all white and weathered wood. Laura chose stucco for the walls and added rough-hewn wood beams (salvaged from old barns) to the ceiling. The seating area includes a secondhand pine coffee table, an overstuffed sofa, and a settee Laura "borrowed" from her parents.



Calm A white slipcovered sofa from Lillian August is a superb backdrop for patterned pillows.



Cool This 1960s double rocker from eBay is reupholstered at a Kelly Wearstler cloth.



Collected A sail from a boat in the America's Cup race makes great wall art. It is out of a Boston flea market.



Cool Living Room Accents The paint onto the vintage medical cabinet in the living area was deciphered, but Laura left it as is. These clear and turquoise classic wine jugs have the delicate look of sea glass.



Kitchen Thanks to stone walls and a wood ceiling, a visit to the kitchen feels like a trip back in time. Because she likes to keep her dishes (mostly in shades of blue, of course) easily accessible, Laura chose open teak sack. The natural-stone-top island has an apron-front sink with the type of faucet you'd see in a commercial kitchen (for a similar look, try overstock.com).



Cool The bistro stools were imported from France.



Collected Laura paid $100 for this particular pair of pendants at the Brimfield Antique Show at Massachusetts.



Dining Room Although Laura admits the table serves more as a landing place for jumble in relation to a place to eat dinner, she loves its rocky texture. It came out of a Connecticut antiques shop and therefore did the chairs, which were initially cream. They had some freshening up, so Laura painted them glistening white (try Polar Bear by Behr).



Calm You are able to see every knot in the Brazilian hardwood dining table.



Cool The area's pop of blue is a beachscape, painted by Laura's sister.



Collected The shelves on this classic mirror are stocked with bottles and oyster plates.



Master Bedroom The woven seagrass bed from Ralph Lauren Home is one of those few furniture pieces that is not classic. "I really like its own beachy vibe," says Laura. The white sheets are out of Sferra, and the five-foot-long bolster pillow is covered in flea market cloth. Wall color: Moonshine by Benjamin Moore



Calm Collected The bamboo flooring are coated in white epoxy paint meant for garage and concrete flooring. A classic wood ladder found at a flea market serves as storage for blankets. Laura says, "sometimes I think, Ugh, I am so dull--I should throw in another color. But a neutral bedroom is so calm."



Cool Wave photographs Laura picked up in Long Island, NY, provide the space a subtle dash of blue and gray.



Master Bathroom The room's pale raw and tiles teak create a feeling that feels very zen. "It's so relaxing, sometimes I simply hang out here," Laura says. She picked shiny chrome fittings, such as marine-style sconces out of a local home store and cross-handle taps that jut out from the wall.



Cool The backsplash's glass tiles have a light blue tint.



Guest Bathroom Who wants one mirror when you can have 18? Laura painted most of these with white semigloss spray paint, then mounted them all on painted wood planks that were formerly floorboards. The sink is Carrara marble--a small luxury in an otherwise simple space.



Collected None of those thrift store and flea market mirrors cost over $15. The aluminum fixture came from an antiques store that sells classic boat lighting.



Mudroom Laura found this bench at an antiques shop--it is really an old church pew. Laura made the coatrack out of a strip of wood and vintage hooks, then perched an oar on top.



Spare Bedroom A funky tree stump nightstand is a fun contrast against the white walls. Antique headboards were painted Platinum Gray by Benjamin Moore and reupholstered.



Calm Nearby, Laura painted a dresser in a chalky color to bring out its specifics. Laura's mother updated an old mirror by gluing oyster shells on the frame.