Spring is in the air and that makes it the perfect time to plan a leisurely Spring Brunch. Whether it is for Easter, Mother's Day or just because it's the weekend there is always a reason to celebrate.
But celebrating doesn't have to mean heavy fat and sugar laden dishes.
From vibrant fruit dishes to flavorful frittatas, this article will guide you through a variety of recipes that will add seasonal flavor and color to your meal while still being health conscious.
Get ready to discover how simple and tasty it can be to enjoy a healthy Spring Brunch!

I have selected some of our favorite recipes that would make a wonderful Spring Brunch.
And all are both simple to make and healthy (at least healthier, in the case of the desserts).
The most complicated technique in all of these recipes is one involves separating eggs. That's it.
Brunch Beverages
Start with the basics of coffee, tea and orange juice but consider adding:

Brunch Salads
There are plenty of vegetables in some of the other recipes, but these salads come together quickly. The Celery Salad and Broccoli Salad are even better if you make them the night before.

Bacon Broccoli Salad (much lighter than the traditional recipe)

Brunch Fruit
When you use fresh in season fruit, you don't need to add any sweetener.


Breads for Brunch
The Carrot Bread and Lemon Zucchini Bread are family favorites. This scone recipe is reduced fat, but has plenty of flavor! The muffins have no refined sugar but pack a nice flavorful crunch. All can be made ahead.



Reduced Fat Lemon Blueberry Scones
Crepes and Waffles
The crepes and waffles can be made ahead of time and reheated for serving. The Dutch Baby batter whips up in seconds and is ready in under 20 minutes.
Top them all with fresh fruit or fruity yogurt for a healthier option.
Eggs
The Puff is the hardest recipe. Separate 3 eggs and whip the whites to stiff peak stage. Too hard for you? Stick with the frittatas or Huevos Rancheros or Eggs in Purgatory.



Main Courses for Brunch
Both of these can be cooked on the grill or under the broiler. Make the salmon into individual serving size packets if desired.


Dessert
These aren't exactly healthy, but they are lighter recipes than typical desserts. And I think they are perfect for brunch.

Lighter Pecan Cream Cheese Coffee Cake


Until next time, happy eating.
~Audrey





























Robin Follette
My daughter is home on spring break. She loves scones so we'll be making them before she goes back to school. They look wonderful!
Rachel
I love brunch! I don't drink often but I want a bacon bloody mary right now, lol! Pinning and thanks for sharing on Merry Monday!
Lorelai @ Life With Lorelai
Your brunch menu sounds wonderful! Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty - we hope to see you again next week. 🙂
~Lorelai
Life With Lorelai
Pamela LIst
Love the idea of a Cauliflower Puff! Yum!
Pam
Kelly @ Mum-bo
Oh I love the sound of the creamy bacon broccoli salad! Yum! And I love zucchini frittata, this is something my whole family loves so I make it regularly. Thanks for linking up at Mum-bo Monday
Amy@HomeRemedies
So many great recipes to try! Blueberry scones are my favorites - I'll definitely be trying that recipe (and a lot of the others here)! Thanks so much for sharing with us at the Talented Tuesday Link Party!
Leia @ Eat It & Say Yum
Those brunch ideas sound really yummy! Thanks for sharing at On Display Thursday. Join us again this Thursday.