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Sweet breakfast in a box with seasonal fruit

Summer calls for simple, fresh recipes that don't take too much time but taste great and fill you up. This baked flake pie is the perfect choice - it smells of banana and cinnamon, has soft cottage cheese on top and strawberry puree, which you can also make with a variety of seasonal fruits. It's perfect as a nutritious breakfast, or even with coffee on the balcony, or as a quick snack for work. And best of all - it will keep for several days in the fridge, so you don't have to bake it again every day.

Spring bread with avocado-pea spread

A refreshing spring variant of the popular avotoast, which combines rich flavours and balanced nutritional values. This recipe with adavado-pea spread, crispy radishes, poached eggs and salty feta will bring you energy and joy with every bite. An ideal choice for a healthy breakfast or a delicious brunch that will appeal to anyone looking for a combination of taste, lightness and nutritional value.

Cinnamon-plum cake

If you also love sweet breakfasts, I believe that especially now in autumn you will love this simple cake that is beautifully scented with cinnamon and you can add apples, plums or plums. Yogurt and fruit goes great with it too and I recommend drizzling it with nut butter. This tart is proof that even healthy desserts can taste great and you can have them every day without regrets.

Buckwheat porridge with apples

As autumn approaches, it's time to reach for a warm, nutritious breakfast that will warm up your body and give you energy for the day. This buckwheat porridge with apple, yoghurt, cinnamon and nuts is the perfect choice - easy to prepare, naturally sweet thanks to honey and packed with healthy fats and protein. What's more, it can be customised to your taste and if you'd like to save time in the morning, feel free to make it in the evening. It also tastes great when chilled and its consistency resembles pudding.

Summer shakshuka pan

Shakshuka has become one of those dishes for me that I always like to come back to. But what I love most about it is the simplicity - a few basic ingredients and in no time you have a dish on the table that the whole family will love. Whether I make it for a quick lunch or decide to serve it at a weekend brunch, it's always a hit. Combined with the cottage cheese and zucchini in the base, it easily becomes a flavorful warm weather dish as well.

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