Christmas Day breakfast

[Frostytiger87]

Hi , what do you all have for breakfast on Christmas morning ? We usually have Christmas dinner around 2-2.30 so don’t usually have anything too heavy

I've got a few options - chocolate chip pancakes, frozen croissants and pain au choc from Asda, frozen cinnamon buns from IKEA. Whatever we don't have on Christmas day will be good for boxing day (and the day after!!)

Buck's Fizz with either pain au chocolat or pigs in blankets baguette.

It’s got to be a huge slice of panettone in our house, it’s our favourite Christmas breakfast.

Smoked salmon and scrambled eggs or bacon with pancakes and maple syrup, this year kids have unanimously voted on the latter! Also croissants with nutella and fresh fruit.

Oh, and bucksfizz!

In the days when I was doing two or three church services on Christmas Eve and then services at 8am and 10am and then hospital visits on Christmas Day breakfast would be whatever I could find in the fridge or the church kitchen. Mince pies and sausage rolls with a side order of cheese.

This year I've convinced my elderly congregation that we do midnight mass at 9pm and put the Christmas morning services together. I'm loving these ideas.

Crumpets with smoked salmon, cream cheese & poached eggs with mimosas, cinnamon rolls, chocolates and tangerines

I wanted pain au chocolate to work as they're so easy. Unfortunately nobody fancies them after all the other chocolate that gets eaten so bacon sandwiches/rolls have been our go to.

I thought everybody had Quality Street/Roses for breakfast on Christmas Day 😱

Croissants stuffed with bacon and cheese and Bucks Fizz.

American pancakes with cinnamon in the batter and banana and syrup on top, and with blueberries and orange zest mixed in the batter with strawberries. raspberries and syrup on top. Traditional Christmas breakfast in our house. Keeps us going until dinner at 3pm.

Smoked salmon and eggs, with buttered bagels .
Bucks fizz.

This year I have lots of gin, so may make orange gin mimosas instead.

I've varied ot over the years but last year bacon/veggy sausage sandwiches went down well.

Always pork pie (this year homemade) and pickle. It is not Christmas without.

Some form of eggs on toast
Ham and cheese croissant with rocket

OJ and me some form of alcohol

DD her pomegranate (from stocking)

Chocolate and maybe ham croquettas and cheese at 1pm
Lunch around 4pm

Normally biscuits as it's quick easy no fuss but my mum was talking about how she used to have a full English so thinking of doing that

Valium and ear defenders.

I like to have french toast and bacon. Christmas meal is around 4ish. My daughter doesn't eat breakfast and my son will probably have his own protein shake or oatmeal.

Panettone, bucks fizz, coffee. DD has gingerbread.

DH and MIL have pork pie, beer and pickled onions.

I’m having Waitrose frozen mini pastries.

DS will probably have honey or biscoff spread on toast.

Croissants, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon coffee and Bucks Fizz.

Croissants. Ones that you roll up yourself and bake in the oven for ten minutes lovely. Then we put out Nutella, jam, butter, Philadelphia and we fill our croissants with whatever we want!

Eggs Royale and Buck’s Fizz. Dinner isnt usually until about 5pm because of unusual family dynamics and waiting for people to arrive!

Nurnberger sausages in warm rolls, with bucks fizz!

If I can be bothered to make them we'll have Nigella's Christmas morning muffins, but I'll make them tomorrow and freeze them, they're just as nice defrosted overnight and warmed up in the oven. Probably controversial.

If not toasted panettone with Nutella.