When Dad doesn’t need another tie or garage tool for Father’s Day, the kids can treat him to something truly special – a delicious homemade dish!
Whether he enjoys a big breakfast or a hearty dinner with family, you can find tasty options in the recipes below, all easy enough for the kids to make with a little help. There’s no better way for them to celebrate the special Dad in their life this Father’s Day!
Father's Day Breakfast – Croque Madame
Though the name may make it sound fancy, this hearty stovetop sandwich loaded with French bread, Swiss cheese and deli sliced ham couldn’t be easier! Top it with a fried egg for a protein packed morning meal, and serve it up with a cup of Dad’s favorite coffee for a satisfying, scrumptious breakfast or brunch!
Get the recipe for Croque Madame.
Father's Day Breakfast – Mini Bacon Vegetable Frittatas
Frittatas offer a great opportunity to get creative. You can use almost any vegetable, meat and cheese in them and they’ll turn out delicious every time! Try these with bacon, onion, tomato and zucchini for a truly tasty way to start Dad’s day, or change up the ingredients by adding baby spinach, chicken, cheddar or any ingredients you have on hand.
Get the recipe for the /live-simply/recipes/mini-bacon-vegetable-frittatas">Mini Bacon Vegetable Frittatas.
Father's Day Dinner – Deep Dish Sausage Pizza
With a handful of basic ingredients and Dad’s favorite toppings, it’s amazing that this delicious dinner takes only 30 minutes! Just take a ball of unbaked pizza dough (you can find these at many supermarkets including Trader Joes and Whole Foods) and press it into an ovenproof skillet or cake pan. The kids will have a great time sprinkling on tomatoes, mozzarella and other tasty toppings.
Get the recipe for Deep Dish Sausage Pizza.
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