Churro French toast and kids that cook and curse
Welcome to installment #25 of GetSomeJoy’s The Daily Breakfast Situation, your morning check-in with recipes, joy-flavored stories, and wellness tools.
We’re two days into French Toast Week and we’ve got a long way to go. Have you seen a French toast sammich yet? A French toast castle? Stick with us. We’re doing The Work™ up in here.
This is what you missed yesterday.
You deserve dessert in the morning, too. This decadent churro French toast by Cooking Con Claudia is just what you need just in case you’re running low on the sugar in your tank. Claudia starts with good bread, and dips the toasted creation into a cinnamon sugar dusting before blessing it with a drizzle of icing and dulce de leche sauce. You wouldn’t need syrup, but who are me to judge?
Can I have a double order, por favor? Fun fact: adding berries subtracts calories from the dish.
And makes it vegetarian. Enjoy.
Get more ideas via my Pinterest breakfast board.
A few things to moisturize your spirit:
- What’s the worst dang word you know? Here’s what 100 kids had to say.
- Here are the best teas for relieving stress, according to Psych Central.
- Kenya Moore and Brandon Armstrong did what they needed to do during their tango on Dancing with the Stars.
- That time 1000 health care workers opened up about how the pandemic is impacting their mental health situations. Hint: It got more worser.
- Kids Cooking with Zoe made a few after school snacks and is a great example for helping young chefs gain confidence in the kitchen and on camera. Here is Zoe’s Cooking Camp series covering basic kitchen skills. Here is her breakfast playlist.
- What is your most embarrassing moment? What did you learn about yourself or the world? This American Life shared some life-changing mortifying stories for your daily dose of second-hand shame. You are not alone.
Do something nice for yourself and have a good day.
See you tomorrow.
Alexander Hardy is a grits-powered writer, home cook, dancer, lupus survivor, and co-founder of GetSomeJoy, a creative wellness agency. He supports communities and organizations with joy-flavored wellness trainings, experiences, and campaigns as a wellness program facilitator. Alexander does not believe in snow or Delaware.
