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Overhead view of a Valentine breakfast board with heart-shaped pancakes, heart-shaped eggs, bacon, strawberries, macarons, and chocolate yogurt dip.
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Servings: 8

Valentine's Day Breakfast Board How To

By Heather
This Valentine breakfast board combines protein pancakes, eggs, bacon, fruit, and sweets for a fun Valentine’s Day breakfast charcuterie board.
Prep: 30 minutes
Total: 30 minutes
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Ingredients 

  • heart-shaped protein pancakes, I made my blender protein pancakes with crushed freeze-dried strawberries mixed in, cooked them as usual, then used a heart-shaped cookie cutter to trim them into perfect hearts. Stack them on the board and serve with maple syrup, chocolate chips, or fresh berries.
  • heart-shaped bacon, Simply shape strips of bacon into hearts, place them on a baking sheet, and bake at 400°F until crispy.
  • heart eggs, Whisk eggs with salt and pepper, cook them in a thin layer, and use the same heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out heart eggs. Simple, cute, and packed with protein.
  • chocolate protein yogurt + fresh fruit, chocolate protein yogurt dip paired with fresh fruit is a must. I used fresh strawberries for dipping, including strawberry hearts, and added fresh berries to fill in empty spaces on the board.
  • festive treats, To finish the board, I added homemade Reese’s hearts and heart-shaped macarons. These festive treats add a little sweetness and make the board feel extra special without going overboard.

Instructions 

  • Start with larger items like pancakes, waffles, eggs, or bacon
  • Add smaller bowls for maple syrup, peanut butter, or yogurt dip
  • Fill empty spaces with fresh berries and heart-shaped foods
  • Step back and adjust until it looks full and balanced. This is meant to be fun, not fussy. There’s no wrong way to do it, so have fun with it!
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