How pretty would this sheet pan quiche from Brooklyn Supper look on your Easter breakfast table? It’s just so gorgeous. Made with green garlic stalks, ramps, chives, and spinach, it’s filled with plenty of fresh spring greens and is super savory.

Carrots aren’t just for bunnies, you know. This Easter, take your breakfast to the next level with these carrot cake cinnamon rolls from Baked By Rachel. The cream cheese icing slathered across the top of a pan full of these hot out of the oven is just the dreamiest thing.

Is there anything more wholesome than a big, fluffy rhubarb muffin? This recipe from A Beautiful Plate is filled with chunks of fresh rhubarb and has maple syrup for a touch a sweetness. They’ll look so pretty on a platter, hot and fresh out of the oven.

There’s just something about strawberries on a puff pastry that awakens my spring-loving heart. Make this puff pastry strawberry tart from My Baking Addiction for an Easter breakfast idea that will put your family in a springtime state of mind.

This recipe for smoked salmon and cream cheese pastries from Gimme Some Oven looks fancy and complicated, but in reality, it is ridiculously simple to put together. Slice and bake up frozen puff pastry, top with cream cheese spread, smoked salmon, and herbs to serve up an impressive breakfast this Easter.

How pretty are these baked strawberry glazed donuts? This recipe from Half Baked Harvest includes both freeze-dried strawberries and strawberry jam for extra berry goodness. Just set them out on your favorite spring platter for a picture-perfect Easter breakfast idea that will look so pretty on your Instagram feed.

If you’re prepping a big Easter lunch or have to get up early for church, having something quick and easy to eat for Easter breakfast is a must. This lemon blueberry oatmeal recipe from A Pretty Life in the Suburbs takes just five minutes to come together with lemon yogurt, blueberries, and a bit of lemon zest. Easy, light, bright, and tasty!

If a warm and flaky croissant brunch bake isn’t on your agenda this Easter Sunday, it should be. This recipe from Pinch Of Yum has tons of melty Swiss and Gruyere cheeses, diced brown sugar ham, caramelized onions, and a bit of dijon mustard to tie everything together. Feeding a crowd? With a dozen eggs and five to six mini croissants, you can expect to get nine to 12 servings.

You really can’t go wrong with bunny-shaked pancakes as an Easter breakfast idea. Assemble this easy and delicious recipe from DIY Candy for your kids this year for a hopping good meal — you may even start a new tradition!

If you need a hearty Easter breakfast to fuel your family’s egg hunt, this recipe for scrambled egg and roasted asparagus toasts from Foodie Crush is packed with nutrients, and easy to assemble in individual servings. The combination of crumbled bacon or pancetta with roasted asparagus means this dish would also work well for an Easter brunch.

There’s nothing like a hot slice of quiche to kick off your holiday morning and fuel your kids’ Easter egg hunt. Not only does this recipe for ham and broccoli quiche from Foodie Crush check the seasonal flavors box, but it’s filled with melty cheddar cheese and has a nice and flaky crust.

There’s no better time to whip up a batch of fresh crepes than on Easter morning. Especially if you don’t take the time to make crepes from scratch often, making this recipe from Food & Style complete with homemade strawberry compote will be a real treat.

If you’re looking for a light and easy Easter breakfast idea, this strawberry fluff fruit dip from A Pretty Life In the Suburbs is made with just three simple ingredients. It’s light and sweet, perfect for dipping any kind of fruit your family enjoys. You can add this as a side to round off a heartier breakfast like quiche or scrambled eggs, or just serve the dip with plenty of fruit and something simple like toast.