List Of Breakfast Recipes:

Danish pancakes offer visitors a delightful change from standard breakfast offerings. Pancakes are light and absolutely delicious.

BAKED FRENCH TOAST with Pecan and Wild Maine Blueberry Topping is an especially light and inviting dish which is served with local hot maple syrup and a side of our homemade sausage patties or bacon. http://www.buttonwoodinn.com/bed-and-breakfast-recipes.html

Banana Crepes with Chocolate Drizzle provide a delicious, visually attractive breakfast entrée (or even dessert!).

This recipe is always a guest pleaser - “Better than blueberry pancakes” according to one enthusiastic guest.

Our family jokes that we have many "non-traditional traditions" that we celebrate over the holidays. One Christmas morning tradition is that presents come first. After an hour or so of gift opening, we're starving! My sister and I always prepare these breakfast treats for the family.

Glynn House guests rave about our Eggs Benedict. A tasty dish requires fresh focaccia bread, fresh eggs and a sauce that is carefully prepared. 

Eggs Blackstone adds grilled tomatoes and bacon to an old breakfast favorite. It tastes absolutely delicious.

Delight guest with a delicious Frittata. Add meats, vegetables and other types of cheese to suit individual requirements.

Simple to prepare and surprisingly delicious, this is a recipe often requested by guests for breakfast when Karen had her own inn!

Irresistible make-ahead breakfast or appetizer squares!! A must for all bed and breakfast or brunch menus!

“Our guests enjoy this light & fluffy breakfast! Quick & easy ~ your family will love this!”

“An Inn favorite!  Scrumptious with a burst of lemon & blueberry flavor!”

“This signature dish receives rave reviews from guests!” Any morning this dish is a real treat because it tastes like you’re eating dessert for breakfast. Served warm and bubbly, the moist french toast and sweet pecan topping combine to melt in your mouth.

White chocolate adds a delightful taste to traditional strawberry muffins.