I take a delayed action insulin at bedtime, but my blood sure is still high (225+) in the morning when I check it. It really does not seem to matter what I eat. I get the best results eating chicken breast and pasta with olive oil and garlic the night before, but that gets old in a hurry.
Does anyone have suggestions?
I know how frustrating this can be! It could be dawn phenomenon, something a lot of us with diabetes get! Bummer! 
Here's some blogs on Dawn Phenomenon:
http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/c/17/1388/taming-dawn
http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/c/17/17579/dawn-phenomenon
You should consult with your doctor about it as well, they may need to adjust insulin for it!
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