Last week I made a meal from Some delicious Pulled Pork!. Just a natural to make a Frittata...I had also made a very simple side dish of just a couple of red onions, large dice and a couple of Green Bell Peppers, stems,seeds and rib membrane removed. I had about a 1/2 cup of that leftover as well.. Like I always sat, Fritatta is a great way to clear out the refrigerator.
Pulled PORK (think Sausage), Peppers and Onions and EGGS... Sounds like an Italian Omelette breakfast to me!
I love the drizzle of BBQ Sauce (another logical ingredient) as a garnish!
Well, making a Firtatta has become a way of life for me. Aside from the two blog posts mentioned above, I stopped even looking at a recipe *they are simple, eggs, a little cream, butter for the pan and whatever extra you want to use). The technique is important, so do take a look at the Fritatta 101 post to see what I am talking about. I stopped asking permission to change the recipe long ago. Mostly I make fritattas from whatever I had for dinner last night. Fish, beef, pork, vegetables, cheese, salami... Everything but soup.
So, here's my series... Once a week for a year I am going to give you permission to try something yourself... The Whatever I had for dinner last night Fritatta!
Here's What I Did...
4 Eggs
2 TBS Heavy Cream
2 Cup Pulled Pork and Diced Onions and Peppers leftovers
1 TBS Butter
- Preheat the oven to Broil setting
- In a Non Stick oven safe saute Pan, over medium high heat melt a TBS of Butter
- Add the Leftovers and sautee until heated
- Whisk together 4 Eggs and 2 TBS of Heavy Cream (sure,milk will work)
- Add the eggs gently over the fixins
- heat for 4 minutes on the stove top, until the eggs around the edge are set but the center is still jiggly wet.
- Move the pan to the oven and broil for 2 minutes. Check to see if the top is set and is just starting to brown.
- Repeat if needed
- Flip the fritatta onto a preheated plate. This may take practice, but by the time you do a couple of weeks' worth you will have it down perfect, place a plate upside down over the saute pan, hold the bottom of the plate (now n top) solidly with the palm of your hand and holding the handle of the pan, quickly and smoothly, FLIP
- Slice enough to fit a bun for a sandwich, eat the rest as baked eggs
- Serve HOT and ENJOY!\
Now, what's your idea for a
Whatever I had for dinner last night Fritatta!!!
here's my list ... SO FAR!
Whatever I had for dinner last night Fritatta!!!
here's my list ... SO FAR!
I had a rare plate of take out food, Sweet and Sour Chicken from my local Asian take out place.
Turned into a FANTASTIC Sweet and Sour Chicken Fritatta!
I Really spiced things up with another grilling gem when I cooked up a GRILLED Curry Chicken Fritatta, balanced heat and sweet with a side of some seasonal Pineapple!
This time I actually made a CLASSIC TRUE Italian recipe with leftover potatoes and onions to create a Fried Potato, Onion and Blue Cheese Fritatta. Some grapes and tomato slices really made for a wonderful breakfast!
A dinner of Meatloaf and Mashed Potatoes turns into yet another delicious loaded up specialty breakfast.... The MEATLOAF FRITATTA is made with an Italian meatloaf recipe, loaded with Sofrito vegetables. I even made up some mashed potato cakes also from the leftovers!
An indulgent dinner of a grilled steak turns into a classic BEST use of leftovers, Steak and Eggs, turns into a delicious Steak and Eggs Fritatta! Add some tomato slices for color and sweetness and you have a "new" Classic Steak and Egg dish!
Last night we had a CAJUN NIGHT of a big pot of Beer Pineapple CAJUN New Orleans Style Jambalaya and it was FANTASTIC!
And all those spicy sweet Cajun ingredients made one heck of a wonderful Fritatta!
Last night was a rare night of take out Chinese food. I saved a bit of Sesame Chicken to make my Fritatta.
Deliciously seasoned with Asian spices and sauces, this was one of my favorites!
Last night was a fantastic opportunity to cook with a food blogging buddy as I got Smoking lessons on a Big Green Egg. We slow smoked a Pork Loin and I grilled some Cherry Tomatoes and Snow Peas...
Made a FANTASTIC Pork, Cherry tomato and Sugar Snap pea Fritatta!
Last night I made BACON BACON BACON... but not just any bacon, this was Bourbon Maple Pepper BACON! Sounds good doesn't it? And it made an even better Bourbon Maple Pepper Bacon Fritatta!!!
Last Night I made some Smoked Ribs! Ribs with a Citrus, Honey and Garlic glaze! Plus some Corn Bread which tasted great with the Rib Meat Fritatta! A always, a fantastic way to create an all new dish from leftovers!
Last night I made some Pulled Pork and it is about my very favorite thing to eat in the world! I added a bit of onion, but this is a great use of leftovers. SOmething new from last night's meal. A Pulled Pork Fritatta is about as good as it gets!
Last night I made a Sausage, Onion and Pepper Stir Fry! very simple, very fast and one of my favorite quicky Go To dinners. Takes just minutes to prepare. And now I make just a little extra to make a fantastic Onion, Pepper and SAUSAGE Skillet Breakfast FRITATTA!
Last night I made some fantastic Vegetable Stuffed Peppers. Lots of stuff, corn, peppers, onions, cheese... even more! The perfect stuffing for a STUFFED PEPPER FRITATTA! Delicious!
Last night I grilled a delicious ABT... Those amazing grilling appetizer, the Atomic Buffalo Turd!!! Sure I made a fritatta, but I also cut out a circle and made an ATOMIC BUFFALO TURD FRITATTA SANDWICH!
MY GARDEN CAME IN!!!
This was really simple... just one extra ingredient but had all the fresh tastes of SUMMER! The Fresh Cherry Tomato Fritatta!!!
Potatoes and Sausage... And a few onions. That was one complete meal in itself. For a nice hearty rib sticking meal, nothing beats a Potato/Sausage Fritatta!
Come back next Sunday and see what Dinner meal I turn into the ultimate use of leftovers... The Italian omelette, the Fritatta!!!
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