Breakfast Rounds

  4.7 – 140 reviews  

One of my favorite vegan dishes to use up jasmine rice leftovers is this one. The secret to making successful Korean fried rice is to use leftover rice from the previous day; using freshly cooked rice results in soggy, sticky fried rice. On a square platter, I typically serve this dish. To add color and a second visual of texture and crunch, garnish with green onions, cherry tomatoes, sesame seeds, and cilantro.

Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 3 mins
Total Time: 13 mins
Servings: 8
Yield: 8 breakfast rounds

Ingredients

  1. ½ cup peanut butter
  2. 4 English muffins, split and toasted
  3. 1 red apple, cored and sliced
  4. ¼ cup packed brown sugar
  5. 2 tablespoons margarine
  6. ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon

Instructions

  1. Spread 1 tablespoon of peanut butter onto each English muffin half. Top each one with a few apple slices. In the microwave, melt together the brown sugar, margarine and cinnamon, stirring frequently until smooth. Drizzle the cinnamon mixture over apple slices. Mmmmmm…

Reviews

Roberto Bryant
My wife loved it. She used Nutella instead of peanut butter
Gabriel Dalton
Delicious and so simple! We’ve long enjoyed toast with peanut butter and bananas, never thought to try apples. We’ve also drizzled with honey before but cinnamon and sugar is even better. It’s easy to adjust the amount of sauce if you don’t want it so sweet. Glad I found this recipe.
James Villanueva
Yum! Very good, a little messy though!
George Stephens
Very popular with my kids. I make the sauce differently though. Put brown sugar and butter in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Stir constantly for a minute, remove from heat and add a little milk (1/2-1 tsp) to make a thick caramel sauce.
Hunter Rodriguez
Great recipe. Made it for breakfast, but it will be good as a snack. Did put it in the microwave for 15 second to warm it up a little.
Amber Young
Instead of making it with English muffins I made it with biscuits and I was just as good my little brothers new favorite food.Yummmmmm!!
April Diaz
This recipe was delicious and quick. I only had whole grain English muffins so I used those and it was still delicious. I would recommend this for a quick and easy breakfast or brunch
Margaret Romero
It turned out really good. I substituted the English muffins for club crackers to make it a snack.
Christopher Nelson
Enjoyed making this and I added hotdogs to the recipe as my garnish.
James Walker
Winner for my son. Didn’t change the recipe at all.
Danielle Santos
Easy to make, and my toddlers devoured them. I cut down on the sugar and butter a bit, otherwise, stuck to the recipe. Super good.
Michael Brown
Amazing and so simple. I used James Beards’ English muffin bread. So good
Heather Harris
Wow! Who ever came up with this recipe is a genius! I made it as a midnight snack. What a treat! I used an olive oil mister from Amazon which I paid about $10 to first coat my hamburger buns (I didn’t have muffins on hand) , then I sprinkled cinnamon on it, and toasted my buns on the stove top. After toasting them, I buttered them. From there, I thinly sliced the red apples, cored them, spread the peanut butter, more cinnamon, added the brown sugar, and microwaved for about 45 seconds. CAUTION: after 45 seconds of microwaving, it will be really HOT! I then chased it with a glass of milk. This is a great change of pace from the usual eggs and bacon or similar breakfasts. It will also serve families well who have kids. I don’t. But for those with little ones, perhaps teach them the proper use of microwaving (if they don’t already know how) and take care of the slicing of the apples yourself (if they are too young). Great teenager treats, too. Again, I acknowledge that I’m not a parent, but rather just making suggestions. Note: I do think that the recepie will be better served by sticking with the muffins. Enjoy!
Patrick Cruz
Love it, I was out of apples so I decided to use banana instead and it came out perfect. Also try sprinkling a little salt on the top to balance the sweet. (Also I subbed the butter for cream cheese and it worked just fine)
Amy Cabrera
very tasty! more like dessert than a snack or breakfast but absolutely delicious
Jacqueline Young
This is so good. Really simple to make. Wouldn’t make it on a running out the door kind of morning though, but I am a new cooker so an experienced one would have made it quicker than I did. This breakfast has lots of proteins. I only made two changes. I’m not a fan of English muffins so instead I used an eggo waffle and all turned out well. the other change was I used a green apple, bc that’s all I had in the fridge. so if you were wondering the recipe works with all apples.
Stephanie Sanchez
Everyone in the family liked or loved it. I used the drizzle sparingly so as not to OD on sugar and butter.
Eric Short DVM
Super yummy and easy. We toasted the apples for a few minutes before putting them on top of the English muffin with peanut butter. Now a huge fan of apples but this makes me want to eat my apple a day.
Tracy Davis
I absolutely loved this recipe! I was looking for a easy breakfast recipe, and this worked great. I used a little less butter for the sauce, but otherwise kept it as written. I had extra apples, so I just mixed the extra sauce and some peanut butter together and ate it like that. Thanks for the recipe!!
Brandy Vasquez
Fast and easy to make! My husband likes it and he is a picky breakfast eater. This is on our weekly breakfast menu.
Andrew Phillips
I dont eat breakfast but i love this!!

 

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