Guest guest Posted March 16, 2006 Report Posted March 16, 2006 I haven't made these in a while, but I think they're a good option for us. Especially for those of us who need portable food that can be prepared ahead of time. A frittata uses the same ingredients as an omelette, but it's a different animal. For an omette, you put the mixed eggs into a heated pan, cook, then add the stuff For a frittata, you prepare the stuff in the pan, pour the eggs on top, let it set - then bake it. Omlettes are really best when they're warm. Frittatas can be eaten room temperature or reheated. I have a document that has lots of variations - of course, it's from before BFL but is very easy to modify - the document is a blueprint (from How to Cook without a Book) of ideas that you can adjust for your individual needs. I'll put it in the RECIPE folder of the files. It's called FRITTATI (duh!) Enjoy - n Quote
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