Celebrate Dads with all the mid-morning decadence they deserve.
Victor Protasio
Father’s Day falls on a Sunday for a reason: brunch!
But don’t let your special father figure do the dishesit’s his day.
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Italian Baked Eggs
Runny yolks in red sauce?
Serve alongside an omelet instead of your standard piece of toast.
Tater Tot Casserole With Sausage
Tater tots for breakfast?
Jen Causey
Make extra because it’s just as good leftover during the week.
Serve with fresh fruit and jam, plus powdered sugar.
Want a little more protein?
Jennifer Causey
Crumble bacon or sausage on top.
This is an easy brunch recipe that cooks in less than an hour.
And it’s customizable, so feel free to add other veggies Dad likes.
Victor Protasio
Smoked Salmon Flatbread
Who sayssmoked salmoncan only go on bagels?
It also pairs well with naan, thin slices of red onion, some salty capers, and arugula.
The best part is this Father’s Day-worthy brunch dish comes together in just 10 minutes.
Greg DuPree
Not so with this recipe, which calls for store-bought phyllo pastry.
Spinach, garlic, olives, and feta cheese round out the main ingredient list.
It’s a quick brunch recipe that Dad will enjoy and requires little kitchen time.
Christopher Baker
The bacon drippings flavor the leeks, and the whole thing gets topped off with sour cream and chives.
If berries aren’t Dad’s favorite, swap for other fruits more to their liking.
Ready in just 25 minutes, these tasty sandwiches work great for a late Dad’s Day brunch.
Victor Protasio
Take advantage of store-bought pizza dough to save time and get this brunch dish on the table faster.
Try prosciutto instead of bacon for a unique touch.
Save time by soaking the bread overnight, then assemble and bake in the morning.
Victor Protasio
Dad is sure to love the decadent flavors for the special celebration.
Use English muffins or Dad’s favorite bread and pre-boil the eggs to save time.
Top with toasted pecans and maple syrup for a truly sweet addition to your Father’s Day brunch menu.
Victor Protasio
Make ahead to save time and simply bake on Father’s Day morning.
Use frozen hash browns to save time, and make a skillet-sized potato pancake.
Top with smoked salmon, red onions, sour cream, and other preferred toppings.
Greg DuPree
Make them with even more love by turning them into Dad’s favorite breakfast sandwich.
The pork shoulder takes about an hour to roast after a quick sear.
Victor Protasio
Victor Protasio
Victor Protasio
Victor Protasio
Greg DuPree
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