Quick and easy mini frittatas with eggs, cheese, vegetables, and whatever else you like!
Time to make breakfast for the week. I didn't feel like making biscuits again, and James rebelled against oatmeal, so I thought I'd switch things up a bit and make some mini frittatas. Frittatas are basically Italian omelets. However, you don't fold a frittata over. Instead, the fillings mix with the eggs, and then you cook the whole thing in the oven or on the stove. I like these mini frittatas since they're so flexible, and since they're mini, it's perfect for breakfast on the go. Give these mini frittatas a try and see what you think!
What are your favorite frittata fillings?
Mini Frittatas
by CJ HuangQuick and easy mini frittatas with eggs, cheese, vegetables, and whatever else you like!
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Yield: 24 mini frittatas
Materials:
Mass | Weight | Volume | Number | Material | Notes |
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12 | eggs, beaten | ||||
1 teaspoon | soul food seasoning | ||||
2 cups | cheese, grated | ||||
vegetables, chopped |
Methods:
- Gather all materials.
- Spray muffin tin with oil. (I use either my Misto or silicone cupcake liners.)
- Fill each muffin cup about half to three quarters with chopped vegetables and cheese.
- Beat eggs with soul food seasoning.
- Pour egg mixture over cheese and vegetables, just covering them.
- Bake at 375F until eggs golden brown and set.
I tried these once and they were a little dry. Any ideas? Yours look great. Thanks for sharing at Must Try Monday
ReplyDeletehmm, maybe add a bit more fillings? I think veggies would add some moisture. Maybe cheese or some milk too. Let me know if those help a bit. :)
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