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By coconutty
on February 02, 2010
Great recipe - thanks for posting!
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Really good altho a little watery the first try. Added milk and a seasoning blend the second time around. Finished on the grill and let it set w/no heat for an extra 5 minutes. It was excellent. Great way to use up those extra garden ingredients!
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on July 14, 2009
Lovely way to use my first zucchinis this summer. I used spinach as my other veg. I sauted the onion, garlic, spinach , zucchini and onions in a cast iron skillet then added my egg mixture and placed directly in the oven. It took a very short time to cook since the skillet was already hot . Served room temperature with sliced avocados . Fresh tomato slices would be excellent with this but mine aren't quite ready yet. I will definately make again especially when the tomatoes are ready. Thanks Pixie for a yummy recipe that I think is very versatile depending on what ingredients are on hand.
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Very good!! Rich and filling.
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I'm not big on frittatas, but my companion liked this one. For some reason it took us a very long time to bake this--almost an hour. At the 30 minute mark it was very soupy and only the far edges had baked. I did drain the veggies after cooking on the stove top, so I'm not sure where I goofed. I've never tried swiss chard before. I recommend using it instead of a substitution; it imparts an interesting flavor.
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on August 12, 2008
This dish was so easy to make and very tasty! Leftovers reheated well the next day, too. I left out the garlic (because I forgot!) and the swiss chard (didn't have any). I used whole fresh basil leaves, fresh oregano and some fresh dill to make up for the missing greens. I also added some chopped ham. This is a great recipe that lends itself well to improv.
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on July 10, 2004
This dish was delicious! I left out the garlic and basil because we didn\'t have any at the time, and it still turned out great! Everybody loved it except the seven year old. :)
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Serving Size: 1 (116 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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swiss chard
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