Saturday, 10 April 2010

Frittata.....Mood = Left overs

This morning i woke up had a kickboxing session with my husband and a world champion kickboxer names Klaus. After my hour long torture, that i am sure is amazing for me, i needed to eat. I came home, and didnt really find anything in the fridge except food i had made for my darling Shih tzu Sparta. Something was wrong with this picture. I then rummaged and found some parsley, thyme, eggs, milk. There was a light at the end of the tunnel.... I saw some sweet potatoes, and some king edward potatoes and decided that i would make a potato and egg frittata.

I have made this, or something similar to this along time ago and remembered it filled me up and kept me going for quite a while so this was the ideal meal with great ingredients.

I was so tired after this kickboxing session but i knew i had to make something otherwise it would be a disaster. So my dish began its course.........


Ingreadients:

7 eggs
3 rashers bacon
1 Onion sliced
1 sweet potato
2 medium potatoes
A bunch of parsley
2 tomatoes
A few sprigs of thyme
100ml milk
Salt
Pepper
Butter
Vegetable oil
Oven proof frying pan
 

Method:

  • Peel and cube your potatoes.
  • Put them in boiling water and soften them. Make sure you salt the water.
  • Cut the bacon and sautée it with the onion in butter and oil till browned a little.
  • Mix the eggs with the milk, tomatoes, parsley, thyme, salt and pepper.
  • Remove the potatoes from the water and place them into the pan.
  • Add the egg mix and move everything about to combine it all together.
  • Place in the oven for about 15 minutes at 220 degrees.
  • When ready, get a knife to run around the edge to make sure it isn't stuck.
  • Remove and place on a plate and serve. 
  • You can get about 8 slices from this recipe. 

I ate 2. OK 2 and a half. But its good for you.

I hope you enjoy it as much as i did!!!!

If you have any left over, this is great for breakfast ....

9 NIBBLES:

Leen,  10 April 2010 21:13  

I should have tried this! Looks great xx

Joudie's Mood Food 10 April 2010 22:33  

I wish you did. If you around tomorrow pass by and you can have some if there is any left....xxxx

arugulove 11 April 2010 01:38  

Never thought to put sweet potatoes in something like this...but it looks delicious!

Joudie's Mood Food 11 April 2010 09:43  

Hi Arugulove, sweet potato take this to another dimension. It is great. It also makes it a much heartier dish.... It was delicious. I am having it for breakfast as i write.....

Tuty @Scentofspice 11 April 2010 21:31  

I love potato frittata and yours is a very nice rendition of my favorite. I bookmark this so that I can look up on the goodies you've put into it.

This is good for a midnight snack too!

Joudie's Mood Food 12 April 2010 06:59  

Hi Tuty, this is truely a wonderful dish. You can eat it at anytime. I love it. And also it is so easy to make. Iv bookmarked your blog too. Love it.

tasteofbeirut 14 April 2010 03:38  

Thanks for reminding me of the all-purpose and delicious fritatta!

Joudie's Mood Food 15 April 2010 08:17  

Its just the best thing. Has everything you want, and you can fill it with anything and it will still taste great. Love frittata.....

Corianda,  4 May 2010 06:26  

Just wanted to say, as a broke college student, this is an AMAZING recipe. I've been astounding my roommates with it- thanks so much!

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