The Kitchn Archive: Mar 4, 2014

Day 2: Ask yourself 3 questions about your breakfast habits As I shared yesterday, my daily toast and peanut butter breakfast routine is ready for a revamp. I’m craving more variety, more protein, more fruit! I like having a breakfast routine during the week, though, so any changes have to be easy to implement. With that in mind, here are the 3 breakfast goals I’ve set up for March: Eat some fruit with breakfast every day.

Q: We’re starting up a breakfast club at work for sign-up members only. About 16 people will participating. I have a wonderful quiche recipe that everyone loves. I’m wondering if I could make the quiche in two 8″ x 8″ glass baking dishes that could each be reheated separately in the microwave? (A larger dish wouldn’t fit.) I also always use a store-bought frozen crust that comes in an aluminum foil plate and it can’t be reheated in a microwave.

Recipe: Cranberry Buttermilk Pancakes It happens every time: you buy a carton of buttermilk, use it in a specific recipe, and then spend a week feeling guilty every time you open up the fridge and see it sitting there unused. But not this time! Here are five ideas — and over 15 recipes — for using up your leftover buttermilk. Buttermilk makes tender cakes, quick breads and biscuits, and works with both sweet and savory flavors.