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Trow These 7 Ingredients In The Oven For A Fabulous Morning Meal

02 January 2017

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This Kid-Approved Breakfast Is Going To Rock Your World

We all know what a struggle it can be, trying to cook a nice breakfast for the whole family before everyone heads out to work and school…

Sometimes I feel guilty for not eating breakfast at all, other times I just grab something that I know isn’t really good for me. I was searching for breakfast recipes that would be easy to make and wouldn’t require a bunch of weird ingredients that I never have in the pantry, anyway!

This ham frittata is the answer to my prayers! The preparations only take a couple of minutes – I mean, literally, two minutes, so I can throw it into the oven as soon as I’ve opened my eyes and then go take a shower and get ready. This is also such a versatile recipe that you don’t have to worry if you’re missing some of the ingredients. As long as you have eggs, you can throw in pretty much anything you have at hand!

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Quick Tip: This frittata is perfect for getting rid of any leftover veggies in the fridge!

A Delicious Way to Clean Out Your Refrigerator

01 October 2015

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With this Cheesy Tomato Basil Frittata recipe, you can whip up an easy meal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner with just half a dozen basic ingredients (plus salt and pepper to taste). It’s also a rather versatile recipe, allowing you to throw in a variety of whatever leftovers you may have and otherwise tune the dish according to your tastes.

Having seen Mother operate so deftly in the kitchen for so many years, I have learned to appreciate a recipe that is really delicious when kept simple but also lends itself to modifications if you have leftovers that you need to recycle (or just want to shake things up a bit). This Italian creation is just such a useful recipe. These days, when people like to be as environmentally aware as possible, it’s great to have recipes that make the best of leftovers. No-one likes throwing food away!

Recipe and photo courtesy of 12 Tomatoes

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Quick tip: If you’re lucky enough to have leftovers, pack them for lunch the next day!

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