60+ Brunch Recipes to Impress Mom on Mother's Day

This take on the classic waffle gets its tangy flavor from freshly squeezed lemon juice and zest. Top it with strawberries cut into heart shapes and a dollop of sweetened cream cheese to show Mom some love.

This breakfast grazing board is brimming with everything from decadent pastries to savory mainstays. This board takes the hassle out of hosting by using all pre-made and store-bought items that can be served at room temperature.

This easy recipe will transport Mom and your party guests to a tropical state of mind. Use ready-made pastry shells to shortcut the prep time.

Transport your mom to France without ever leaving bed with this traditional French cassoulet. Featuring simple ingredients like chicken, eggs, fresh garlic and tomatoes, it's a sure way to dazzle her.

Lemon curd combined with fresh whipped cream, homemade pie crust and gorgeous berries make this tart one for the record books. If you're a pie crust beginner, this simple recipe is a great place to start.

Using a muffin tin to make these shrimp and grit bites means they're pre-portioned and ready for eating. Make ahead and enjoy at room temperature, or heat in a low oven just before serving Mom's brunch.

This cake's vibrant green color (and citrusy flavor) comes from a packet of lime gelatin. Topped with fluffy cream cheese frosting and fresh berries, it's sure to be a crowd-pleaser.

We used blueberries and bananas, but you can get creative and make these fluffy cakes with your Mom's favorite fresh fruits and toppings. If you're hosting this year's Mother's Day brunch, save time by making the batter the night before and storing it in the fridge.

French toast is a crowd favorite, and it's also practical for hosts since it transforms stale bread, milk, eggs and other kitchen staples into something delicious. Bonus: This version is bite-sized and finished with a cinnamon crumb topping.

Impress guests with homemade petit fours topped with sugar flowers. These showstopping cakes are worth the extra effort.

Whether you make just one or a whole pitcher, this honeysuckle and orange mimosa will quickly become Mom's new favorite brunch sip.

Mom can have dessert for breakfast. Make her morning tea feel extra decadent with a rich chocolate tart and surprising notes of blood orange and sea salt.

Top this individual-sized breakfast pizza with a fried egg and plenty of arugula for a nutrient- and flavor-packed menu item Mom will love.

They may look real, but these grapefruit mojitos are mocktails. The refreshing blend of citrus and mint is perfect for a warm summer afternoon.

Spicy caramelized bacon adds a kick of unexpected flavor to this cinnamon roll recipe. Serve them on a handmade botanical tray that Mom can keep and use herself.

With a yummy blend of cinnamon and vanilla, this vegan-friendly French toast recipe is just as yummy as any dairy-filled version. Sprinkle some powdered sugar or cinnamon on top to make these breakfast treats that Mom is sure to love.

Layer fresh strawberries, blackberries and blueberries with nonfat Greek yogurt and granola in a pretty, vintage glass for a delicious mini meal that only looks decadent.

If you’re looking for something hearty, healthy and warm to serve Mom and your brunch guests, go for these baked oats, they're quick, easy and tasty.

Crispy fried chicken and fresh-baked waffles come together to create an irresistible sweet-and-savory dish or tasty light bite for Mother's Day brunch.

Fruit cobbler is an easy and delicious way to celebrate the start of warm-weather seasons. Put a modern spin on this traditional dessert by utilizing mini ramekins. Optionally, switch up the fillings to match your mom's favorites.

Quinoa and avocado blend in harmony to create a flavorful and healthy breakfast. Goat cheese and chili oil add extra flavor, while grilled corn brings texture to the dish.

It's difficult to top the smell of fresh-from-the-oven biscuits. Adding fresh chives and both cheddar and Parmesan cheeses makes these soft, flaky biscuits even more irresistible.

Baking instead of frying this classic dish makes it easy to kick back with a cocktail instead of hovering over the stove. Brunch win!

Use fresh tomatoes and basil to make this delightful grilled cheese sandwich. Serve at a luncheon with soup or a salad, or make bite-sized sandwiches and serve on a brunch buffet.

Get creative with crostinis by using all your mom's favorite flavors of cheese, fruit and every topping you know she'll love.

Three ingredients are all you need to make these party-perfect appetizers. Simply cover balls of cream cheese in salmon and sprinkle with chives to create irresistible and savory hand-held treats.

Mom will love this sophisticated spin on the classic eggs and ham. The combination of fresh dill, Havarti cheese and pancetta is a delicious way to start the day. Decorate the serving dish with a floral napkin ring that doubles as a corsage she can wear the rest of the day.

If your mom is a seafood aficionado, she'll love these cute heart-shaped sandwiches featuring fresh shrimp and a spoonful of love.

If cinnamon rolls are Mom's favorite treat, try this sweet dairy-free alternative. Perfectly sweet, these are so easy to make that they will rival any store-bought ones. You can preserve them in the freezer and heat them up any day for a delicious treat.

While the classic Bloody Mary starts with a vodka base, this spicy interpretation from Elise of A Beautiful Mess begins with a generous helping of curry-spiced, tea-infused tequila. Mix it up with carrot juice, Bloody Mary mix and a few shakes of hot sauce.

What better way to start off Mom's day than with a nutritious breakfast bowl? This acai bowl is as delicious as it is visually appealing. The abundance of fruits and other superfoods will keep her energized all day long.

Fresh blueberries and brown sugar make these rich scones perfect for a brunch or tea.

This sweet strawberry bread pudding is the perfect sweet ending (or main dish) for your spring brunch. The crunchy bread crust, soft berries and ricotta make every bite sweet and delectable.

Serve pizza for breakfast on Mom's special day. The best of two worlds collide in this quick and easy muffin tin recipe featuring a pizza crust base filled with breakfast favorites such as eggs and sausage.

These fruit-and-cream tarts are simple enough for novice chefs to make, thanks to a pie crust shortcut. Individually portioned in portable, clear glass jars, they're perfect for brunches served alfresco.

Satisfy the whole family as well as Mom with this brunch-inspired food board. With a variety of waffle flavors, toppings and sides, there's a delicious combination for every taste bud.

The glaze on these tropical-inspired doughnuts is infused with pineapple juice then sprinkled with coconut flakes for added flavor. Bake the doughnuts instead of frying them to cut down on calories.

If Eggs Benedict is Mom's favorite breakfast, then she'll love this take on it. Layer with baked salmon, roasted tomatoes and spinach for a burst of fun flavor.

This tasty hash featuring potatoes with rosemary and carrots is a healthy and delicious option for moms who love their veggies. Or, add a side of maple-cured bacon to incorporate a protein.

Basil pesto, pancetta (unsmoked Italian bacon) and baked eggs are a match made in brunch heaven. This restaurant-quality twist on standard bacon and eggs is sure to impress your mom and the whole family.

Avocados aren't just for guacamole and toast — they are also amazing with chocolate. Skeptical? This choco-avocado pudding will change your mind.

This fresh, zesty pound cake is sure to make a splash with Mom. Lemon juice adds an inviting tartness to the sweet icing while lavender grounds the overall flavor profile.

Jazz up a classic deviled egg with a filling that includes spinach, tomato, onion and, of course, bacon.

This extra-sweet take on French toast is packed with fruit and topped with whipped cream, satisfying even the biggest sweet tooth.

Simply roll a homemade cheese mixture onto fresh salmon pieces and serve atop a crunchy cracker for brunch food at its finest.

This American take on the classic Spanish tortilla dish can be served warm or at room temperature.

Satisfy everyone's palate by making a fruity, berry-filled "breakfast casserole" for Mother's Day brunch. Each bite will feature a crunchy bread crust, ricotta, soft strawberries and a splash of orange.

Show Mom how much you love her by serving double-heart fried eggs over tangy wilted greens and radishes for breakfast. This dish will give a busy mom the nutrients she needs to keep up with her special day.

Combine the flavors of breakfast sausage and pancakes all in one with this easy recipe baked in a muffin tin. Trust us, you'll want more than a short stack of these delicious bites.

These custard-filled, fruit-topped and champagne-glazed tarts are pretty enough to double as a centerpiece, and delicious enough to have guests begging for the recipe.

What's brunch without mimosas? Mix this fruity twist on a brunch staple to give Mom a bubbly start to the day.

This apple crumble has the best of both worlds: It’s crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. And you only need one spoonful to convince you so. If you have some vegan-friendly ice cream nearby, make sure you put some on top — it’ll be the perfect mix of warmth and coolness.

Balance brunch sweets with this hearty, cheesy Irish potato dish.

The earthy flavor from the green tea complements the salty roasted almonds and chocolate drizzle in this matcha green tea biscotti recipe. Serve alongside homemade tea for a relaxing breakfast Mom will enjoy.

Put a modern spin on traditional mixed berry cobbler by baking it in mini ramekins, which is ideal for individual servings

Made with layers of sponge cake and buttercream frosting and topped with fresh flowers and sugar pearls, this sweet monogram cake will certainly impress your Mom and the rest of your guests.

Try a new take on spring's classic dessert: Swap plain vanilla shortcake for a decadent chocolate version sandwiched together with sweet chantilly cream.

This simple, crustless quiche will please the whole family. Assemble the casserole the night before serving to make morning-of preparations a snap.

Cut up the ingredients for this simple spring salad the night before, then assemble the morning of your brunch. Serve with store-bought poppy-seed dressing.

Combining the warm flavor of coffee with a smooth cream cheese glaze, this homemade bundt cake is dense and delicious and serves many. Make it ahead of time for easy entertaining or for a weekend family brunch.