A tart (quiche, tortilla, tartlet, frittata) by any other name is still a baked egg dish. I was reminded of this when a friend sent over a picture of a super easy frittata on the same day I spotted a recipe for sun dried tomato & goat cheese tartlets in the Culinary Institute of America's newsletter.
Adjust the amount of eggs, add or subtract the flaky crust, choose the vegetables, size it up or down and these egg-centric recipes are quite similar – a delicious combination of dairy and vegetables, and one of the quickest ways of making a welcoming supper or appetizer. For a beautiful tartlet recipe visit the Passionate Cook blog http://thepassionatecook.typepad.com/thepassionatecook/2006/01/mushroom_fritta.html
I made this frittata today using 8 eggs, sun dried tomatoes, sauteed red peppers, mushrooms, artichoke hearts and zucchini, feta and Parmesan cheese.
Frittata Hints:
• Saute vegetables before adding to the egg mixture
• Good quality cheese adds umami to the finished frittata
• The best pan to use... a well-seasoned cast iron skillet
• Start the frittata on the stove top, then move it into the oven to finish cooking
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