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Frittata Recipes
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"This frittata is a good dish to make at home because, unlike the restaurant variety, you can vary the amount of vegetables on it. So be creative and enjoy your frittata."
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Ready Time: 40 Min
"Hearty and filling, this dish is one I usually take to potluck brunches. My family asks me to fix this often in the colder months, and I'm always happy to oblige."
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Ready Time: 20 Min
"This frittata is a nice change of pace from traditional scrambled eggs. Plus, it looks so pretty on a buffet table. --Ivy Abbadessa, Laxahatchee, Florida"
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Ready Time: 1 Hr 30 Min
"Not your typical zucchini quiche. This fantastic medley of fresh veggies may be served either hot or cold. You can even cut it into small pieces and serve as finger food!"
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Ready Time: 10 Min
"'This quick, filling dish is good anytime of day,' writes Delia Kennedy of Deer Park, Washington. 'I often make it when we come in from gardening, hunting or fishing and don't feel like preparing a big dinner.'"
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"Muffin-sized perky spinach frittatas. They are fun to make and even the kids love them! Accompany this dish with tortilla chips and salsa - makes for a great treat! Use egg substitute in place of the eggs to make this an even healthier treat."
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Ready Time: 27 Min
"A potato and 6 eggs are fried in olive oil to make this simple frittata. Cut it into rectangles or wedges and serve between 2 slices of Italian bread either by itself or with tomato slices. Delicious!"
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Ready Time: 20 Min
"This egg dish is true to my Italian heritage. Italians make frittatas with many combinations of ingredients. I'm a creative cook, so I came up with this simple recipe based on how I remember my grandma making this dish. Even at that, I'm not sure I make it the same each time. -T. Lentini, Rogue River, Oregon"
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Ready Time: 25 Min
"'We enjoy this fresh-tasting frittata with fresh fruit and toast,' shares Nancy Daly of Douglas, Wyoming. 'It even makes a good weeknight supper.'"
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Ready Time: 25 Min
"This is an easy and filling supper dish, good with cooked greens or a tossed salad and some sprouted grain bread. Almost any vegetables can go into the mix; just make sure they're all cut up before you begin, and add the longest cooking ones first."
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