Last weekend I went to the Melbourne Romance Writers annual Christmas party. Along with a Kris Kringle Present we each bring a plate to share. It's always an uplifting meeting, we look back on the year and celebrate our highlights. Afterward we have lunch together, As a Coeliac I always take something that is gluten free.
I opted for this vegetable frittata this year. The combination of red onion, red and green capsicum, sweet potato and zucchini and one other secret ingredient tasted great together. It baked to a nice firm texture that wasn't heavy but traveled well. It could be eaten comfortably using either fingers or a fork. Nearly all of it was eaten and I was asked for the recipe, which made me think it might be useful to post it here. Vegetable Frittata Ingredients One small red onion (diced) One medium green capsicum (diced) One medium red capsicum (diced) Half a medium sweet potato (peeled and sliced thinly) One medium zucchini (sliced thinly) half a small head of broccoli (chopped into small pieces) 100 gms tasty cheese (grated) 50 gms melted butter (or margerine or oil) quarter cup milk (I use lowfat) one doz eggs (beaten) Method Preheat a fan forced oven to 160C. Or without a fan 180C. Line a rectangle casserole or slice tray with baking paper and begin to layer the vegetables. First the onion and green capsicum, next is the sweet potato, then the zucchini. The last two layers consist of the red capsicum and the broccoli. Top this with the grated cheese. Add the butter and milk to the beaten eggs and combine. Pour this mix evenly over the vegetables and cheese. Cover with foil and bake for 45 minutes, remove the foil and bake a further 15 minutes until gold brown and set in the middle. Let stand for five minutes and then cut into serving size pieces. It tastes very nice at room temperature or reheated and is quite filling. when cut into 12 pieces each person will have one egg in a serve. I cut it into smaller pieces and got about 18 serves. Comments are closed.
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Romance author and lifestyle bloggerMy whole life is inspired by romance. I write romance novels of course but also love creating DIY's and decorating in a romantic style. I'm rejuvenating an old garden, including rescuing a couple of old rose bushes and planting new ones. Archives
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