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			| MiGirl | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:10 am  |  |  
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					| What is the right division of eggs and cream? I've only make a few fritata's and have never used a recipe. I am never that happy with them, so some help would be appriciated. I plan on making this tonight. 
 Would also like some thoughts on what to add. I have:
 
 Broccoli whole and broccoli slaw
 onions, vadalia and green
 celery
 brussel sprouts
 kale
 zuccini
 mushrooms
 bacon
 Cheese: Cheddar, Greyere, mozerella, goat, parm & a Greek sheep and goat milk cheese called Kasseri. I also have cream cheese and 2 soft cream cheese based spreadable cheese's. One is a white cheddar with green onion and the other a sharp yellow cheddar.
 
 I know I will add the bacon since my husband doesn't think he's eaten unless meat is involved. What else would you add and in what combination. I'd also like technique for a good fritata. Would you saute the veg in butter first?
 
 Thanks, Laurie
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			| jeanf | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:42 am  |  |  
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			| Amy | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 10:45 am  |  |  
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					| I'm of the "less is more" when it comes to cooking...well, most days, and especially when it comes to delicate things like eggs. I'd pick one cheese and maybe two or three (lightweight) veggies and go from there.
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			| marygott | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 11:26 am  |  |  
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					| I also would pick a couple of those veggies and one cheese. I My favorite combo with eggs is peppers and zucchini. I do fry up the veggies first as they can be too watery with the eggs. Just reread that and saw the list is what you have so I would pick:green onion, zucchini, mushrooms and bacon with the sharp cheddar. I would also go ahead and use Jean's recipe as a guide.
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			| fitzie | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 1:01 pm  |  |  
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					| We like potatoes, red peppers, and mushrooms.  Cheese is parmesan.  Fry the veg first.  Very good.fitzie
 
 
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			| MiGirl | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 1:07 pm  |  |  
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					| I think I see my problem, I've been adding too much milk. Jean's recipe calls for only 1/4 for 8 eggs. I add at least twice that much. 
 Thanks for the recipe and all the sugestions. Hopefully, I will have more sucess tonight than in the past.
 
 Laurie
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			| gardnercook | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Wed Apr 20, 2011 2:44 pm  |  |  
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					| My favorite is gruyere and spinach.Ilene
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			| TheFuzzy | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Thu Apr 21, 2011 12:09 am  |  |  
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					| Laurie,
 Personally I don't use any cream or milk in a frittatta.
 
 Cream and milk are for quiche.
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			| MiGirl | 
				
				
					|  Post subject: Re: Fritata Question  Posted:  Fri Apr 22, 2011 6:39 pm  |  |  
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					| I think I just don't love fritattas. It was OK, not great. I prefer quiche. I sauteed a little kale, mushrooms, onion, a zucchini and bacon. I added gruyere. It's just not my thing I guess. I love all the components, just not as a fritatta.
 It looked gorgeous however!
 
 Laurie
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