Frittata With Greens, Herbs and Goat Cheese

"I adapted this recipe from one I found in an old Martha Stewart Holiday book. I made some adjustments in herbs and took out the potatoes since my husband is low carbing. Added the greens in that I had on hand and voila! Delicious dinner with the Roasted Red Pepper Soup also posted in my cookbook."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat a 10-12-inch oven-proof skillet over medium heat.
  • Add 1 T olive oil.
  • Sauté pancetta or bacon until browned but not crisp.
  • Drain on paper towels and set aside.
  • Without cleaning skillet, toss in chopped garlic and sauté just until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
  • Immediately toss in chopped greens and sauté until wilted.
  • Remove to a plate and keep warm.
  • In a blender, food processor or large bowl, combine eggs, milk, herbs, half the goat cheese and the pepper.
  • Using a blender or food processor eliminates the need to chop the herbs and works more air into the eggs, giving better volume during cooking.
  • Preheat oven to 350°F.
  • Heat butter and oil in same skillet, making sure to work oil up sides of pan.
  • Return greens to pan and then pour in egg mixture.
  • Cook over med heat for about 8 minutes until partially set, using a rubber spatula to pull cooked egg away from sides, allowing liquid egg to fall underneath.
  • Crumble pancetta and remaining goat cheese over top of frittata and move pan to middle of oven, allowing at least 8 inches of headroom for eggs to rise, and cook for 20-25 minutes until completely set in the middle.
  • Frittata can be served cold, room temp or warm.
  • It makes a wonderful breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner with soup and or salad.

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  1. Very good.
     
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In my family, I am most famous (infamous) for several dishes: My first original recipe: Conceived around age 7, for a cheese sandwich. Toasted English muffin, spread with butter, slice of American cheese, a good layer of Parmesan, top with other half of buttered muffin. My most disasterous recipe: The Exploding Brownies. Otherwise great hershey's recipe for brownies involving an ingredient (baking powder) that I'd never used before. I somehow misread 1/4 teaspoon as a 1/4 cup. Brownie coated the ENTIRE oven. My most requested recipe: Stollen at Christmas. I am required to make one for my mother ever since my sister gave me Christian Teubner's wonderful Christmas Baking book full of traditional German Christmas treats.
 
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