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The idea behind the paleo diet is to eat like a caveman—ditching dairy, legumes, grains, and processed foods and instead, feasting on lean meat, eggs, fish, vegetables, fruit, nuts, and seeds. This might feel limiting first thing in the morning, since most baked goods, oatmeal, cheesy omelets, and granola are off the table. But there's still plenty of delicious dishes to get your day started right, from hashes to smoothies to scrambles. Rotate these paleo-friendly recipes and get a great start to your day.

Smoothies are a convenient and colorful way to start your day, but some recipes can be filled with added sugar and fat. For a healthy meal or snack, stick to the basics: fruit and veggies.

Every successful smoothie contains two main ingredients: fruit and/or vegetables (often frozen) and a liquid, such as fruit juice, vegetable juice, or milk. Other possible ingredients include yogurt, nut butter, seeds, spices, herbs, and more. Many smoothies also include a few ice cubes to keep the mixture nice and cold. Often, recipes can be tweaked to meet different dietary requirements or tastes—feel free to swap out dairy prod

There is a land beyond store-bought cereal, boring toast, and calorie-dense pastries from the coffee shop. This world includes tasty breakfast foods that can give you a great start to your day (or end it, we aren't judging). These easy recipes—most of which are ready in 30 minutes or less—will get your day started deliciously, without spending all morning in the kitchen.

On busy weekday mornings, getting your kids to eat breakfast can be a challenge, especially when you're rushing everyone out the door. These quick and easy breakfasts for kids taste great and help children start their day off right. From hand-held options like breakfast quesadillas and muffins to smoothies, smothered toasts, and whole wheat pancakes, these ideas are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters.

Thanksgiving breakfast food should taste festive, yet free of fuss—after all, you want to save the big effort for dinner. All of these easy recipes will feed a crowd and can be put together ahead of time, frozen, pulled out the night before and baked on the morning of. That means more time spent with the family watching the parade, snuggling by the fire, or getting a head start on your Turkey Day feast.

Our collection compiles sweet and savory dishes, including casseroles, muffins, quiches, scones, and frittatas. Don't miss out on these tasty recipes. Thanksgiving feasting can start early in the day!