Our Favorite Breakfast Recipes of All Time

While pancakes are delicious on their own, these sweet toppings from Marcus Samuelsson make this recipe one you'll come back to time and time again.Get the recipe HERE.

"You start the process an hour in advance—perhaps robbing you of a little sleep—but they're worth it," says Marc Murphy, the chef-owner of Landmarc and guest chef at the Palm Beach Food and Wine Festival.Get the recipe HERE.

Start your day with something sweet by making these sticky buns from Jacques Torres, the pastry chef behind the new Melange Bakery Cafe in Newark, N.J. Get the recipe HERE.

Take your scrambled eggs to the next level by cooking them slow and steady then finishing them off with a touch of cream. "This is my favorite version of cooking and eating eggs," says the chef of L.A.'s 189 by Dominique Ansel.Get the recipe HERE.

Ease into the morning with this creamy alternative to your morning Joe from the Great British Baking Show's Chetna Makan.Get the recipe HERE.

Nigella Lawson knows breakfast should be easy but deliciously hearty, so she created this dish to be "wonderfully undemanding though irrefutably rewarding," she says. Get the recipe HERE.

Danny Seo's healthy twist on French toast is baked all in one pan so you can feed a crowd in a flash. And if you can't get your hands on fresh fruit, use frozen. "They'll bake up beautifully and taste juicy and summery," he says.Get the recipe HERE.

Make these delicious treats from cookbook author, Julia Turshen, up to four days in advance. Then split and toast the muffins under the broiler to refresh them in the morning.Get the recipe HERE.

Frozen biscuit dough is the secret shortcut to getting these soft, doughy, cinnamon rolls in your mouth ASAP. Get the recipe HERE.

Move over, avocado toast: Ted Allen's dish—crusty, buttery bread topped with sauteed spinach and a perfectly poached egg—may just win breakfast. Get the recipe HERE.

Bobby Flay brings breakfast and dessert together for one sweet dish. Oh, and don't forget about his cream cheese syrup! Get the recipe HERE.

These "fruity and not too sweet" muffins from RHONJ's Kathy Wakile are totally addictive. Get the recipe HERE.

Every breakfast should come drizzled with caramel and topped with whipped cream and banana slices, don't you think? Get the recipe HERE.

Feed a crowd in a snap with this hearty farmhouse breakfast made with fresh herbs, potato wedges and plum tomatoes. Get the recipe HERE.

Chef Sarabeth Levine uses sugar, warm spices and pumpkin puree for a unique twist on a classic. Get the recipe HERE.

Chef Floyd Cardoz's Indian-style scrambled eggs—which he serves at his New York City restaurant Paowalla—include spice from ginger, tumeric and cumin and a little sweetness from maple syrup. Get the recipe HERE.

"These sweet and savory muffins are unusual but really delicious," says country singer and author of Around The Table Martina McBride. Get the recipe HERE.

Prosciutto, mozzarella, and potatoes make up Michele Mazza's hearty brunch-for-two. Get the recipe HERE.

One way to make French toast even better? Use cornbread instead of regular bread, says Mexicue co-founder Thomas Kelly. The results speak for themselves. Get the recipe HERE.

Start your day with Josh Feathers's sweet treat from Tennessee's Blackberry Farm, where Kelly Clarkson got married. Get the recipe HERE.

Trisha Yearwood uses whole wheat bread in her southern-inspired recipe—so you can feel better about going in for seconds. And thirds. Get the recipe HERE.

It's not like we weren't eating our delivery leftovers for breakfast anyway, right? But chef John Scotto's scratch-made version with spinach, mushrooms and runny-yolk eggs is so much more legit! Get the recipe HERE.

No more scrambling to get breakfast on the table in the morning: Meredith Haaz's warm slow-cooker dish will be ready when you are. Get the recipe HERE.

If fresh tomatoes are out of season or less-than-perfect, fret not: Tossing them in the oven concentrates the flavor so you can't even tell the difference. Get the recipe HERE.

Ultra-savory AND ultra-buttery, NCIS's Pauley Perrette has achieved biscuit perfection. Get the recipe HERE.

Honey, oats, bananas and walnuts are just a few of the ingredients that make up these get-up-and-go muffins from the creators or Sakara. Get the recipe HERE.

Give your morning routine a savory Spanish twist: whole wheat tortillas topped with a fried egg, shredded cheese, salsa and sliced scallions. Get the recipe HERE.

These pancakes from Lidia Cancino (pastry chef of Jessica Biel's Au Fudge restaurant) offer sweetness on top of sweetness — and that's just how we like it! Get the recipe HERE.

Lee Brian Schrager had us at "bacon" with this easy one-skillet dish. Get the recipe HERE.

The secret to making Fabio Trabocchi’s super fluffy frittata ? Whisk the eggs very thoroughly (until they are slightly foamy) just before pouring them into the skillet. Get the recipe HERE.

This crunchy delicious dish doubles as a make-ahead breakfast and dessert. Stir it up in your yogurt for a quick morning fix OR "‘serve it withvanilla yogurtand honey on topof ice cream," says Todd Harrington, former executive chef at Yardbird Las Vegas. Get the recipe HERE.

"This is very low calorie and ridiculously delicious," says chef Rocco DiSpirito. "Plus, it's so simple. It makes a great breakfast or a snack." Get the recipe HERE.