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If you’re not familiar with the genius egg & goodness delivery system that is the frittata, your world is about to be rocked.
A frittata is similar to an omelet except it finishes in the oven… so I guess its more along the lines of a crust-less quiche? Ok, it’s neither of those. A frittata is it’s own thing, and it’s just plain yummy.
Pre-heat oven to 350.
In a large non-stick and oven safe skillet saute the veggies in the olive oil over medium high heat until they are soft. You will probably be thinking… wow that’s a lot of veggies, how will 10 eggs fit in here? Fret not, they will shrink around 30% as you saute. Add the salt halfway through the cooking time and then reduce the heat to low.
Meanwhile, beat the eggs in a medium mixing bowl. Stir in the basil and cracked pepper. Once the veggie goodness in the skillet has cooled down a bit, pour the egg mixture over top and gently stir to evenly incorporate the veggies. You must do this quickly, or you’ll end up with scrambled eggs. Once you’ve stirred once or twice, just leave the frittata alone.
Continue cooking over low heat for 3-4 minutes or until you can see the sides beginning to set up. Transfer the skillet to the oven and bake for 8 minutes. Remove the skillet and sprinkle the grated cheese over top. Return to the oven to cook for 2-4 more minutes. It should be completely set, but still a bit wobbly in the middle.
Let the whole frittata sit on the stove top for 5-7 minutes and then slice into 6 wedges.
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barb on 1.9.2011
I couldn’t agree more about the fritatta and how tasty they can be., and the varieties are endless!!