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Salmon and Cheese Frittata
If you're looking for a super quick frittata recipe that’s full of flavour, this one’s for you! This salmon, cheese and sun-dried tomato frittata is absolutely delicious – and I’m not kidding when I say it’s perfect for anyone who doesn’t feel like cooking: it’s a no-prep frittata – just mix a few ingredients and pop it in the oven or, as we did, straight into the air fryer, where it was ready in just 12 minutes.
Traditional Tortilla with Tomato Bread
Listen closely, because I’m not bringing you an omelette with tomato bread, but the traditional recipe for an omelette MADE WITH tomato bread. I love it!
This tomato bread omelette is a traditional Catalan recipe, but nowadays it’s hardly known and rarely found.
Courgette Clafoutis with Feta and Basil
You probably associate clafoutis with cherries—and that’s only natural, since they’re the main ingredient in this classic French tart made with crêpe batter. But today I’m swapping the sweet dessert for a courgette, feta and basil clafoutis—a savoury and delicious version of one of the most iconic fruit flans.
Goat’s Cheese and Vegetable Frittata
I assure you that this Goat’s Cheese Frittata is a fantastic option for many dinners, although I must admit that it has also made for a wonderful Sunday lunch on occasion. Just like with omelettes, there are endless possibilities, and frittatas offer the same versatility, making both excellent recipes for using up leftovers. In today’s version, I’ve paired this cheese frittata with spinach, garlic, and red pepper. A combination I absolutely love!
Salmon-Stuffed Eggs with Spinach Béchamel
Potato and pepper omelette (in an iron skillet!)
Truffled potato omelette
Crispy tomato quiche
Turkish-style eggs with tomato and paprika sauce
Orsini eggs (how to make cloud eggs)
Roasted Potato and Garlic Frittata
Vegetable Frittata with Parmesan
One of the best ways to eat eggs and vegetables, and a great way to round off a dinner, is the fritatta.
Unlike with the tortilla, the fritatta allows us to ignore the pan and we do not have to be aware of it to turn it. We simply prepare the ingredients on the fire and, once ready, we bake them.
