You can throw anything into a frittata but here are some creative combos to try...
from Chef Chloe
from Ricki Heller
from Alicia at Vegan Epicurean
from Of Course Vegan
from Kirsten's Kitchen
from R Starr LeMaitre at Everyday Vegan
from Megan at The Vegan Cookbook Aficionado
from VeganEasy
from Eileen at Malnourished Triathlete
What would you throw in? I'm gonna do artichoke hearts, shrooms and chunky spuds! :)
Thanks for commenting on the tarte au citron. I checked out your blog and I love it, so following :)
ReplyDeletePS: I love frittata with potatoes, peppers, tomatoes and fresh coriander. I had a problem with pictures last year and now pay Blogger a small fee every month to upload my pictures. Seems Blogger only gives you a certain amount free?
ReplyDeleteThank you YV! Your frittata sounds perfect with garden-fresh goodness. :)
DeleteI couldn't get the photos to load until someone suggested turning on "accept 3rd party cookies" and presto chango they loaded silky smooth! So happy to have unlocked the mystery. Cheers!
National Potato Month?? I'm all about this concept.
ReplyDeleteI've never had luck with vegan frittatas. Clearly, it's not because it can't be done. I just think I haven't the touch and/or right recipe. So I moved to farinata. I love love love farinata, but sometimes I just wish I could make a damn frittata. My long winded point is that I'm bookmarking all of these!
ohgoodgolly I found your Roasted Potato and Onion Farinata recipe...that's close enough for me. Spins me silly with simple potato joy! :)
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ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of national potato month! I'm going to have to make up for lost time and get into spuds :-)
ReplyDeleteYour sweet potato, chickpea and hemp seed veggie burgers are perfect for Potato Month and for my never-ending burger obsession...yumza! ;)
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