These frittata slices freeze really well and are perfect for batch cooking. This recipe enables you to get creative with a heap of veggies, so get ready to tap into your inner artist.
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These frittata slices freeze really well and are perfect for batch cooking. This recipe enables you to get creative with a heap of veggies, so get ready to tap into your inner artist.
TIPS
This bake keeps well in an airtight container in the fridge for 5 days or frozen for up to a month. To defrost, place the frozen portions in the fridge the night before use.
Dairy free
Use plant-based cream or yoghurt instead of the thickened cream and plant-based cheddar and feta.
Fussy eaters
Adjust this recipe with any combination of your kid’s favourite veggies to accommodate picky eaters.
You can cook the frittata in an air fryer or the oven.
Now, grab a large mixing bowl and have fun cracking in 10 eggs – this is where I practice my one-handed egg cracking.
Pour three-quarters of the egg mixture into the tray, then add half the tasty cheese and half the crumbled feta.
Turn your oven down to 165°C and pop the tray in.
Allow the frittata to cool in the tray before slicing into eight lunchbox portions.
Amount per serving | |
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Calories | 200 kcal |
Carbohydrates | 10g |
Fiber | 2g |
Protein | 15g |
Fat | 12g |