Quick Mothers Day Brunch

Author Albertsons Market | May 1, 2024

Mother's Day is just about here and if you don’t have plans just yet it’s time to fuel up on the good stuff we’ve got the perfect low-prep plan for you to pull it off

 

Mocktails

Ollipop

 

Avocado Toast

Yo Quiero Egg & Avocado cups

Bakery Pre-Sliced Bay City Sourdough Bread

Tomato

Cucumber

Sprouts

 

Meat and Cheese Tray

1 Brie

1 Cheddar

1 Package Salami

 

Fruit

Fresh Cut Berries

 

Here’s why this works:

  • The only prep work is dicing the tomato and cucumber
  • The only plating skills come in with folding salami
  • You can plate it however you want: multiple small plates, 1 large charcuterie platter 

 

Oh yeah, and be sure to not forget the flowers and card!

Topics: Happy and Nourished

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