I made a cheese frittata

Looks yummy, how did you make it?
In a measuring cup, crack 2 eggs. Add a little water (about a tablespoon). Add any seasonings you like - I use salt, pepper, garlic and onion powders. Mix until well, blended. Pour onto a well-lubricated plate (cooking or olive oil works better than non-stick spray). Sprinkle with dry grated Parmesan cheese and shredded sharp cheddar to taste. Microwave 4 minutes (I like mine really well-done, so if you like yours less set, cut down the time. It may take some experimenting).
 
In a measuring cup, crack 2 eggs. Add a little water (about a tablespoon). Add any seasonings you like - I use salt, pepper, garlic and onion powders. Mix until well, blended. Pour onto a well-lubricated plate (cooking or olive oil works better than non-stick spray). Sprinkle with dry grated Parmesan cheese and shredded sharp cheddar to taste. Microwave 4 minutes (I like mine really well-done, so if you like yours less set, cut down the time. It may take some experimenting).
Thanks, I have to try that. I never had one before.
 
In a measuring cup, crack 2 eggs. Add a little water (about a tablespoon). Add any seasonings you like - I use salt, pepper, garlic and onion powders. Mix until well, blended. Pour onto a well-lubricated plate (cooking or olive oil works better than non-stick spray). Sprinkle with dry grated Parmesan cheese and shredded sharp cheddar to taste. Microwave 4 minutes (I like mine really well-done, so if you like yours less set, cut down the time. It may take some experimenting).
I've made eggs in the microwave before, and they actually come out pretty good! I used to do that at work sometimes.
 
I make frittatas with veggies in them, usually half a dozen eggs and the frittata lasts for 3 meals. No microwave, just stovetop and then a quick under-the-broiler to set the top.
 
A frittata differs from an omelette primarily because a frittata is cooked mostly in the oven with the filling mixed directly into the eggs, resulting in an open-faced dish, while an omelette is cooked entirely on the stovetop and folded around the filling, creating a more enclosed presentation; essentially, a frittata is like an "open-faced omelette" with a firmer texture.
 
When I have cooked frittatas they have cream as well as eggs and chopped up veggies and sometimes bacon, cook in oven, come out quite thick - almost like a quiche without the base.
 


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