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A simple Italian classic, the frittata is a versatile dish perfect for any meal. Customize it with your favorite vegetables and cheeses for a quick and satisfying meal.

Frittata — Italian Omelette

A simple Italian classic, the frittata is a versatile dish perfect for any meal. Customize it with your favorite vegetables and cheeses for a quick and satisfying meal.

Total: 30 minActive: 20 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 8 servingsTemp: 350°F
ItalianEggsBreakfast

Key move

Cook the frittata gently on the stovetop before transferring it to the oven to ensure even cooking and a creamy texture.

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The Setup

  • Oven-safe Skillet
    10-inch
  • Large Bowl
    large
  • Whisk

The Mise en Place

5 of 10

Your prep station before cooking begins

The Protein (0/3)

8 largeeggs
½ tspsalt
¼ tspblack pepper(Freshly ground)

The Aromatics (0/2)

½ mediumonion(Chopped)
½ mediumbell pepper(Chopped)

Frittata is dry.

Do not overcook. Remove from oven when eggs are just set.

Vegetables are undercooked.

Sauté vegetables until softened before adding the egg mixture.

Chef's Notes

Tip

For even cooking, ensure all ingredients are uniformly chopped and at room temperature.

Tip

Don't over-stir the eggs once added to the pan; this can make the frittata tough.

Serving

Serve with a side salad or crusty bread for a complete meal.

Make Ahead

Cooked frittata can be refrigerated for up to 3 days. Reheat gently in the oven or microwave.

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