Frittatas may sound and look fancy, but they are easy to make, versatile and perfect for breakfast or brunch, and yes, even dinner. Heat a pan, add some beaten eggs and flavorings and slowly cook to ...

Looking for a quick and easy recipe? It doesn’t get much simpler than frittata. Heat a pan, add some beaten eggs and flavorings and slowly cook to puffed perfection. Frittatas are easy to make and are ...

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Italian in its roots, a frittata is not quite an omelet and not quite a quiche, though it is made with plenty of eggs. When done right, frittatas are fluffy yet filling, and packed with possibilities, ...

In the latest installment of Cooking with Cal, TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer shares a recipe for a spring greens frittata with asparagus and scallions, topped with Muenster cheese and a sprinkle of Parmesan.

09:06, Tue, Jul 1, 2025 Updated: 09:10, Tue, Jul 1, 2025 This quick and easy frittata recipe can be a great base for a healthy and nutritious breakfast. It can even be served alongside some bread and ...

Cheese, red bell pepper and spicy, garlic potatoes make a tasty, vegetarian, quick dinner. The secret to a fluffy frittata is to let it cook slowly. The top is finished in the broiler. Chipotle chili ...

Hearty and quick, frittatas can be some of the most economical and filling dishes to get on the table. Here are two of Food Network personality Giada De Laurentiis’ favorite versions of the humble ...

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1. Heat broiler. Adjust rack so skillet is about 3 inches from the heat source. Place mozzarella slices between sheets of paper towels to remove excess moisture. 2. Heat olive oil in a broiler-proof ...

Good food doesn’t require a long list of ingredients. In our new series, £5 Meals, we’ll bring you recipes that keep things simple – and under a fiver. Sometimes, we like to experiment with food and ...