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By Kim127
on June 16, 2008
Pretty darn good frittata. Easy peasy to make. I used bacon, spinach and roasted red peppers. I think I would maybe cook the bacon before doing this again, it was kinda soft still. Other than that I enjoyed the flavor and the ease of preparation. Made this for dinner after working in the yard all day and really had no energy to cook. Worked for me! Made for the Babes of ZWT4
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Julie3551
on June 15, 2008
This was a very good recipe. I used smoked ham instead of bacon with good results. This amount filled a 2 cup baker, ans puffed up to twice its height while cooking. Next time I think I will add a tablespoon Parmesan cheese, Thank you Japan Bound for a good recipe. Made for the Chic Chefs during Zaar World Tour 4.
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on June 07, 2008
DH and I loved our breakfast this morning. Perfect! And so easy, healthy, and I always have these ingredients in the house. I did forget to thaw out bacon, but it was still wonderful! This would also be great in a sandwich. Thanks Japan Bound for sharing. Make for ZWT4 Italian Frittata challenge for the Flying Dutchess'.
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on June 04, 2008
I enjoyed this for my lunch. I needed an extra minute and that was fine as my toast wasn't ready. My picture I took doen't do it justice. Made for ZWT4 for the Chic Chefs.
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on June 03, 2008
I have been eating a similar thing for years in order to reduce carbs but I always put water in mine so this was a luxury to use evap milk and it was a great frittata. I used normal bacon as I have never seen turkey bacon in Australia but no matter as this recipe deserves its 5 stars alone for such versatility. Made for ZWT 4 so thanks for posting.
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This deserves five stars because it was great and so easy. I hate microwaved eggs - they are usually dry and tasteless. I just threw some bacon, tomatoes and cheesse at the bottom of the bowl and added the egg mix. I was totally amazed at how it grew in size - cool! It was good and fluffy, will definitely make again. Made for ZWT 2008
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on May 29, 2008
Let me preface this by saying, I am picky about my eggs. I just started microwaving scrambled eggs for my DD, but won't touch them myself. I decided to go ahead and try this recipe, figuring that with all the add-ins, maybe I won't be bothered by the eggs. So I made a double batch for me and DD. I used thick cut regular bacon (which I gave a head start cooking while I chopped the tomato), and just a little whole milk (what I had on hand). I had some problems getting the timing down, so the outside got a little overcooked. What wasn't overcooked though was quite yummy indeed. And it gets bonus points for being a healthy breakfast (even with regular bacon) with very little work or brainpower needed( i.e., I can make it BEFORE I have my first cup of coffee!). I think next time, I would set my microwave for 10 minutes, and just stand there, drinking my coffee, and watching for the last 5 minutes so that I can get that magic time when the middle is set, but the outside is not crusty. Thanks for posting, I will be making this again! Made for ZWT4.
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on March 03, 2008
Yummo, I used fresh eggs from my "girls" & baby tomatoes from the garden, a simple & tasty brekky all in 3 mins. My tomatoes were extra juicy so I had a little pool in the bottom of my bowl which I had to drain before eating but no dramas, this was delicious!
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on March 01, 2007
This is how I make "omelettes" for my little girl at lunchtime. I usually use spinach, cheese, and either canned salmon or chopped ham. I only use a very small amount of milk, maybe a Tbsp or even less. Every microwave is different so just experiment till you get it right.
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