I know what you're thinking. Going out for Mother's Day brunch is fun. It means you don't have to cook. It means you can relax.

It means bottomless mimosas.

And I hear you. A Mother's Day brunch out means everyone gets to enjoy their meal, instead of worrying about whether you can make your mom's famous frittatas without her expert oversight. But, considering your mom kept you fed and happy for at least 18 years of your life, we think she'd appreciate the home-cooked gesture -- especially when we've got recipes that are extremely low effort.

Besides, in the amount of time you spend waiting around for a table, you could whip together a healthy, delicious brunch at home for you and your mom -- and not even have to get out of your pajamas.

Starting to see how a healthy, at-home brunch is the way to go for Mom's special day? Keep clicking to see the brunch recipes you're going to want to try this Mother's Day.

This recipe sounds complicated, but it's actually quite easy, says Danny Boome, host of "Recipe Rehab," on ABC. Plus, it's crazy tasty and gives you plenty of health-boosting omega-3 fatty acids from the salmon -- perfect for moms who are trying to stick with their heart-healthy diets.

Pancake Directions:
1. Put all ingredients in a large mixing bowl, heat stove to medium heat.
2. With a hand blender or food processor, mix ingredients together until thick and creamy. Place mixture into the fridge to rest.
3. On a square of paper kitchen towel add a cap of oil, and wipe it over the pan, put pan on stove and wait a few minutes till heated.
4. Using a large table spoon, spoon amounts of pancake mixture one at a time and cook, as one side starts to form and brown, flip it over and keep checking pancake until at desired form.
5. Once cooked transfer to serving plate.

Salmon Directions:
1. In a bowl mix together capers, juice of lemon and limes, tequila, triple sec, and olive oil. Whisk together, cover and place in fridge.
2. Place scallion pancakes on a serving dish.
3. With a sharp knife, slice thin strips of the salmon and place them over the scallion pancakes.
4. Sprinkle the salmon with the cilantro leafs.
5. Take out the Tequila mixture from the fridge and with a teaspoon, sprinkle the mixture over the salmon.
6. Serve with a light sprinkle of sea salt and crushed red pepper.

It wouldn't be Mother's Day brunch without eggs, and this dish from Gina Keatley, a certified nutritionist in New York City, gives you the goods, plus healthy fats from the avocado, antioxidants from the mango, and omega-3 fatty acids from the crab.

Directions:
1. Crack the eggs into a mixing bowl, add milk and a dash of salt and pepper, and beat thoroughly.
2. Heat skillet to medium high and coat pan with olive oil. Pour the eggs and milk mixture into pan and begin stirring with the whisk to break up any lumps.
3. Cook for a minute or slightly more, steadily whisking until the eggs are uniformly thickened into scrambled egg texture but still soft with creamy curds.
4. Remove the pan from the heat, whisk in crab.
5. Serve immediately with a garnish with sliced mango and avocado.

This sweet dish from Keatley does have a fair amount of calories thanks to the sugar, but Mother's Day is meant for splurging. Plus, it also gives you plenty of vitamins A and C from the peaches, and whole grains if you use whole wheat bread. The best part is that you can prep this way ahead of time (like, in the afternoon on the day before you want to cook it!), then just pop it in the oven before Mom even gets out of bed.

Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
2. In bowl, whip together eggs, sugar, nutmeg, salt, and vanilla extract.
3. In another bowl, combine milk and water, and then beat it to combine.
4. In greased 2-quart casserole pan, layer bread, milk mixture, and peaches using all ingredients.
5. Set casserole in pan of hot water and bake for 40 minutes.

For a healthier spin on a hearty dish, Boome suggests this turkey chili recipe -- for moms who love stick-to-your-ribs comfort food. The turkey cuts down on the fat from traditional beef recipes, and it's also loaded with good-for-you beans and tomatoes.

Directions:
1. In a large skillet over medium heat, brown ground turkey and onion. Drain off excess fat.
2. Transfer browned mixture to the crockpot with tomatoes, beans, salsa, chili powder, and cumin. Stir gently to blend ingredients. Cover and cook on LOW setting for 5 to 6 hours.
3. Taste and season with salt and pepper. Serve over tortilla chips with a dollop of sour cream and a little shredded cheese and black olive slices.