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"Breakfast" for Dessert

April Fool's Day Fun!

By Heather Williams March 31, 2018

Want to trick your kiddos on April Fool's Day? How about some "breakfast" for dessert?! Serve them an egg, with home fries and toast, then standby to see their reactions!

Ingredients:

  • Canned apricots or peaches, halved (we used apricots)
  • Vanilla pudding, prepared
  • Pound cake
  • Apple
  • Cinnamon

Directions:

  1. Drain apricots/peaches and set aside.
  2. Peel, core and dice apple, then put into a small bowl. Sprinkle apples with a little cinnamon and toss until lightly coated.
  3. Slice pound cake and very lightly dust with cinnamon (this will give it the appearance of being toasted).
  4. On a plate, put a scoop of vanilla pudding (we used one single-serve pudding cup) and spread it out to look like the white of an egg.
  5. Place half of an apricot/peach in the center of the pudding - like a sunny-side-up egg.
  6. Arrange apples to look like "home fries" next to the "egg".
  7. Cut pound cake slice diagonally so that it looks like toast and place that near the "egg" and "potatoes".
  8. Serve immediately and have fun!

If you love this recipe and would like more fun ideas for your little foodies, check out Macaroni Kid EATS!, our monthly newsletter for all things food!



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