15/07/2022
Roast Vegetable loaded Frittata
I love a good frittata! And to be honest, most the time I make one with no real plan of what I'm going to put in it. Sometimes I fill them with sautéed greens, sometimes with shiitake mushrooms and spinach. This one was made when I had a load of yummy roasted vegetables left over from last night's dinner. It's so quick and easy to make, and you can eat it for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner!
Recipe:
Splash of olive oil
4-6 x eggs (depending on how much you'd like to make)
1/3 cup of milk (cow, goat or dairy free milk)
Salt and Pepper
2-3 cups of leftover roast vegetables (I had pumpkin, fennel, red capsicum, zucchini and broccolini in this one)
1/4 cup of chopped fresh herbs (think parsley, chives, dill, basil, etc)
A handful of green leaves ( rocket, baby spinach, watercress)
Method:
Drizzle some olive oil in a frying pan (preferably a stainless steal or cast iron pan so you can put it under the grill at the end). Beat the eggs with the milk and season well with S&P. Add half of the chopped herbs to the mix saving the rest for garnishing. Warm the oil up then add the egg mix to the pan. A medium to low heat works best. Add the roast vegetables to the pan, mix them around a bit to spread them evenly. Place a lid on the pan and turn flame down to low. Meanwhile turn the grill on high in the oven. Allow the frittata to cook for about 8 mins. It should be set on the bottom but still slightly runny on the top. Finish the cooking off under the grill. Keep the door open to avoid over cooking, it only takes a couple of minutes. The frittata should rise and puff up a bit and look nice and golden.
Serve with a handful of green leaves and the rest of the fresh herbs.