5 Simple Brunch Recipes That Will Seriously Impress Your Guests

It’s hard to find a person out there who doesn’t love brunch.

After a long work week, it’s the perfect way to treat yourself and kick the weekend off right. And while it’s always fun to hit up your favourite brunch spot with your squad, there’s no reason why you can’t switch it up once in a while and make something at home.

Our go-to trick for a super quick meal? Mutti tomatoes. Pureed, peeled, finely chopped or in a paste, their products help us whip up a delicious brunch in no time. We also like their packaging innovation – pureed tomatoes come in a resealable glass bottle and the paste comes in a super convenient aluminum tube. So easy to use and no more waste.

Here are a few of our fave tomato-based brunch recipes.

Tomato Bruschetta

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Did you know that everyone’s favourite appetizer is surprisingly easy to make at home? Pro tip: prepare it the night before and keep it in the fridge – it’ll help the flavours meld together, and give your guests something to snack on while they wait for the main event. Recipe here.

Shakshuka

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This savoury Middle Eastern breakfast dish will have your guests thinking you’re the second coming of Martha Stewart, but is actually deceptively easy to prepare. Plus, it’s a little more inspired than your basic bacon and eggs, so you’ll get bonus points for creativity. Recipe here.

Breakfast Enchiladas

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Eggs, turkey sausage and refried beans, wrapped in a tortilla and then covered with a spicy red sauce and cheese. It’s not a light meal by any means, but we promise you that your friends will remember this dish for months to come. Recipe here.

Winter Tomato Quiche

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For a simple recipe like this, quality ingredients make all the difference. Get the freshest herbs you can find and don’t skimp on the cheese. Also, try topping it with some fresh parsley and cracked black pepper to up the wow factor on your presentation. Recipe here.

Savoury Crepes

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Since brunch is typically an egg-heavy meal, vegans might feel a little left out. Well, not anymore – these stuffed crepes with Moroccan chickpeas and a spicy tomato sauce are vegan, gluten free (if you sub out the whole wheat flour), and most importantly, delicious. Recipe here.

Mutti is Italy’s number 1 brand of tomatoes and is now available in Canada! To learn more about Mutti tomato products, visit their website or check out their recipe videos on Instagram.