Impress Mom With a Homemade Mother's Day Brunch

When is Mother's Day?

Mother's Day falls on Sunday, May 10, 2009. Mark your calendar and start planning a memorable brunch for the most important woman in your life.

What Should I Serve?

Appetizers

Start the brunch with appetizers that will make your mom feel like royalty. Here are some delicious options:

• Salmon Stuffed Eggs
• Tangy Orange Juice Muffins
• Crockpot Oatmeal
• Creamy Eggs over Toast
• Applesauce Bran Cereal Muffins

Main Courses

Offer a variety of main courses to give your mom plenty of choices. She might want to try them all!

• Banana Crepes
• Old Fashioned Waffles with Raspberry Sauce
• Blueberry Pancakes
• French Toast Souffle
• Sunshine Omelet

Side Dishes

Complement the main courses with these perfect side dishes:

• Perfect Hash Browns
• Caramelized Bacon
• Vegetarian Sausage Patties
• Toasted Egg
• Cheesy Zesty Sausage Toast Points

Desserts

End the meal on a sweet note with these delectable desserts:

• Cinnamon Coffee Cake
• Chocolate Biscotti
• Fresh Fruit Salad
• Chocolate Chip Orange Scones
• Oatmeal Scotchies

Beverages

Add an elegant touch to the brunch with these refreshing beverages:

• Dreamy Cinnamon Hazelnut Coffee
• Strawberry Orange Juice Smoothie
• Fruity Iced Tea
• Hot Spiced Tea
• Orange and Honey Coffee

Mother's Day Brunch Pointers

1. Personalize the Menu: This brunch is all about your mom. Use these menu ideas as guidelines but make sure to include her favorite dishes.
2. Set the Scene: Use your best dishes and create a restaurant-like atmosphere. Fresh flowers make a beautiful centerpiece and add a special touch.
3. Plan Ahead: Prepare as much as you can the night before to ensure a smooth and stress-free morning.

Interesting Stats About Mother's Day

• Spending: In 2021, Americans spent an estimated $28.1 billion on Mother's Day, with an average of $220.48 per person (source: National Retail Federation).
• Gifts: 72% of people buy flowers for Mother's Day, making it one of the most popular gifts (source: Society of American Florists).
• Dining Out: Despite the popularity of homemade meals, 55% of Americans still prefer dining out on Mother's Day (source: National Restaurant Association).

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By following these tips and recipes, you can create a memorable and heartfelt Mother's Day brunch that your mom will treasure. Happy cooking!