Weekend breakfasts and make-ahead mornings. Listed in this edition's editorial order.

The soft, orange-scented sweet bread baked for Día de Muertos, shaped into a round loaf with dough 'bones' on top and rolled in sugar while it's still warm.
1 hr 15 min · Serves 8 · No. 3 overall
Pull-apart balls of soft dough rolled in cinnamon sugar and baked in a Bundt pan with a brown sugar caramel. Turn it out warm and let everyone tear off pieces.
1 hr 5 min · Serves 10 · No. 7 overall
Cubes of bread soaked overnight in eggs and milk with browned sausage and sharp cheddar, then baked until puffed and golden. Made for holiday mornings and houseguests.
1 hr 10 min · Serves 8 · No. 13 overall
Tender, lightly spiced pumpkin scones studded with dried cranberries and finished with a simple maple glaze.
40 min · Serves 8 · No. 22 overall
Crisp tortilla chips simmered briefly in a smoky red chile sauce, topped with fried eggs, crema, queso fresco and onion. Mexico's favorite late-morning plate.
35 min · Serves 4 · No. 28 overall
Spain's thick potato and onion omelet: thin potato slices slowly poached in olive oil, folded into eggs and cooked into a tender, golden cake. Serve warm or at room temperature.
55 min · Serves 6 · No. 39 overall