Growing up, my dad prepared Indian eggs with beans and toast every weekend. Hailing from England, he brought his version of the English breakfast to our table and it was every bit as filling as it was delicious. Simple and sweet, this meal was an easy favorite.
As an adult, my own go-to weekend breakfast features homemade pancakes. Still, my favorite childhood breakfast stays in heavy rotation, just in a different way: breakfast for dinner.
For the nights when you want to throw in the towel and pour a bowl of cereal, this variation on the traditional English breakfast is the perfect rescue. The meal hits the sweet tooth’s spot while, unlike cereal, still offers good sources of fat, protein, and carbs. Basically, it’s a dinner win!
What you need:
- Eggs, prepared however you’d like
- Toast with optional peanut butter and jam
- Baked beans (I use vegetarian maple beans)
- Sliced avocado, tomato, carrots, or bell pepper
I hope this helps you in the endless quest of finding something to make for dinner!
The Honest Journey 
What a beautiful family tradition! Your Dad makes a tasty & a great anytime meal for all! Delish!😋Great Proteins! Like you said we can make the eggs any style we like which adds variety! I would love to put veggies such as spinach, tomatoes, onions, peppers etc) in the scrambled egg. Thanks for sharing!🤗
P.S.Your plate & presentation are lovely!
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Thank you so much!! That idea for the eggs sounds great, I will try that next time!
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Yummy 😋 Great idea to change up our rotation. When I think of dinner menus I rarely think about breakfast! But you have the food groups covered and variety is the spice of life! It is wonderful when husbands/ father’s get in the kitchen and add to the meal planning and preparation 👏
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