Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas That Will Wow the Ones You Love

French toast screams, "I love you, so I made an extravagant breakfast for you" since it can take some time. Plus, it looks super fancy on the plate, along with that fresh fruit and dusted powdered sugar and syrup. Yet, for V-Day, you should take it up a notch by taking a cooker cutter to cut out hearts from the brioche toast. This will make cute mini heart portions.

This gooey, warm blueberry and raspberry topping is fruity and delicious, and it seems awfully romantic for the special morning. Use it on pancakes, French toast, and crepes to spruce them up (with some whipped cream, too!), and even save the mixture to pair with other things, like chilling and tossing in Prosecco later at night or to spread over ice cream or chocolate cake for dessert. If you have a busy morning, make the pancakes the night before and toast them while this mixture simmers. 

If your significant other prefers savory things to the sweet ones, surprise and delight them on Valentine's Day morning with this savory bread pudding. "My husband loves Eggs Benedict and he rates this as a keeper," Dawn says.

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Your mom may have made smiley faces and people as shapes for your weekend pancakes when you were growing up, but now that you're the cook, you may be sticking to plain old rounds more than you'd like to admit. But V-Day is reason to turn those rounds in heart, and stuff them with chocolate chips or lather on chocolate sauce for sweetness. You can top with powdered sugar and fresh fruit, too. (Or bacon!)

Muffins and a cup of java are a typical American breakfast, and this cute one with a bright red heart and delicious fruity, strawberry flavors inside is perfect for Valentine's Day without straying too far from what you might crave in the morning. You can also make a big batch the night before if you don't think you'll have time for a sit-down meal to celebrate your love.

Omelets are decadent and fun on a leisurely weekend morning, but if you're looking to create an equally elegant breakfast for several people, this baked version fits the bill. "So easy and wonderful! Light & fluffy," THEBACCHUS wrote, adding, "I would put it on the higher rack in your oven to keep the bottom from browning so drastically."

Stuff these crepes with red berries and whipped cream to turn up the romance on Valentine's Day morning. Don't forget a mimosa or glass of Prosecco! Plus, these crepes are lighter than pancakes or waffles, so you can save up room for that big dinner and dessert later.

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These pancakes are shaped as hearts, and they have a delicious lemon curd and cheesecake filling that makes them super sweet and indulgent. They really set the mood for romance this Valentine's Day morning. Plus they are done in 20 minutes, so they are easy to make even when you have a busy day ahead of you.

A yogurt parfait made with plain Greek yogurt and some fresh fruit (like red berries) and granola is easy to make the night before in preparation and to store in cute mason jar for on the go. That way, if you cannot take the day off or be late, you can still nosh on something cute and festive that's fancy looking and easy to eat on the go. The red berries are great for Valentine's Day signature color!

Red is the color of love, and these pancakes certainly exude affection — and the cream cheese glaze certainly doesn't hurt. Make a short stack for your family and loved ones with a side of bacon, fruit, and a glass of OJ for a truly lovely Valentine's Day breakfast.

Light up their faces when you put a place of cheese blintzes with berry sauce on the table. It looks quite complicated, but recipe creator Chef John says, "While there are several steps, they're fairly simple, and so totally worth the effort."

"Contrary to popular belief, souffles are not very difficult, as long as you respect the laws of physics," writes recipe creator Chef John. "I hope you give this recipe a try, and also experiment with other vegetables. Broccoli, artichokes, leeks, spinach, or any other edible plant you can puree should work with the same basic procedure." Serve with a side of bacon (or crumble pieces on top) and fruit.

Valentine's Day is a day to show out, to express your love in tangible ways, and the work it takes to create homemade croissants is quite a tangible expression of adoration. If you and your love are taking V-Day easy, keep the menu simple with buttery, crispy croissants and an assortment of spreadable butter and jams and jellies.