Christmas Day Breakfast

[LuckyAmy1986]

I’m looking for ideas. What’s everyone doing?

Eggs Royale for me, Benedict for DH and scrambled eggs for DD. I usually try to cook just one meal, but at Christmas everybody gets their favourite!

Pancakes. I'll make them in the Gingerbread Man frying pan DS is getting in his stocking

We don't cook breakfast. I hate fish and champagne/cava.

Lunch will be light and healthy, Christmas Dinner at 6pm with the twinkly lights on.

Pork Pie with fresh rolls for us! Weird I know but a family tradition

Smoked salmon, scrambled eggs and bagels/toast.
My dc have this as a weekday breakfast, it's not a special one, but we will all sit and eat this together which we don't usually do during the week!
No fizzy for us until guests arrive otherwise I'd need a lie down midmorning
We don't have our Christmas dinner until around 4/5 so no worries about 'fitting it all in'.

@elQuintoConyo a gingerbread man frying pan? That sounds amazing! Where did you get it please?

I'm with you WhimsicalTart
It's all about the fizz!

Toblerone coffee and toast probably

Maybe eggs benedict. Probably just a boring healthy breakfast though to allow for the onslaught later on.

DC normally have their usual porridge/weetabix, but DS has been hinting about having pancakes and as it's the first time he's done so I might give in.

I've said the kids can have their stocking chocolate this year! 🙈😁

We will have bacon sandwiches while the kids unwrap their presents.

Early breakfast mince pies and tea or coffee, later breakfast smoked salmon with scrambled eggs and but is fizz

I might make cinnamon rolls (made night before) or nigellas Christmas muffins.
Definitely nice coffee.

derelict we've always had pork pies too, since I was small. I usually have piccalilli with mine too

Scotch pancakes/ drop scones. Dd and I make the batter while we’re waiting for Granny to get out of bed. It rests while we open our presents. Takes care of any jam type gifts too.

I'm under the impression that I will be festively organised this year to make Baileys French Toast whilst we all drink coffee and sip mimosas, but in reality it will be a shit ton of coffee, champagne and croissants.

Frosties. It's tradition

cinnamon buns (homemade) and chocolate santas

I don't do a big one, because I want everyone to eat their dinner! So maybe just toast with a special topping like chocolate spread, or similar.

Oh, always Buck's Fizz for me. 👍

american pancakes and bacon.

Dd has requested breakfast in bed (my bed, not hers)so we are having bacon, thick pancakes and maple syrup followed by hot chocolate with squirty cream and marshmallows. :)

I saw sort of christmas tree twist chocolate pastry thing on Pinterest that I will convince myself i can make. Right up until 3pm Christmas eve when I will think "ahh fuck it" and dash to Lidl for four of each of whatever sweet pastries are left in their bakery.

Christmas Day is one of only three days a year when it is allowed to eat chocolate for breakfast (the other two being your birthday and Easter Sunday) so, chocolate.

Well that's what the kids eat. I don't really have a traditional breakfast for myself.

A glass of fizz is compulsory