> This could easily have been called easy fritatta, or delicious fritatta, but I named it disappearing fritatta because when I made it it looked huge and I intended on eating only half of it…then I went back for another piece…then another, well you get the picture. Here’s how to make it. Split theContinue reading “>Disappearing Spaghetti Squash Fritatta”
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Disappearing Spaghetti Squash Fritatta
This could easily have been called easy fritatta, or delicious fritatta, but I named it disappearing fritatta because when I made it it looked huge and I intended on eating only half of it…then I went back for another piece…then another, well you get the picture. Here’s how to make it. Split the squashContinue reading “Disappearing Spaghetti Squash Fritatta”
Easy (and delicious) Winter Frittata
Well first of all if you are a regular reader of this blog you can see by the picture at an earlier post this week that I have not gone grocery shopping…it’s mostly the same ingredients pictured. But it’s how you use and interchange the ingredients that makes things interesting, I suppose. At any rate,Continue reading “Easy (and delicious) Winter Frittata”
>Easy (and delicious) Winter Frittata
>Well first of all if you are a regular reader of this blog you can see by the picture at an earlier post this week that I have not gone grocery shopping…it’s mostly the same ingredients pictured. But it’s how you use and interchange the ingredients that makes things interesting, I suppose. At any rate,Continue reading “>Easy (and delicious) Winter Frittata”
Julia’s Omelet and My Big Decedent Frittata
I spent much of mid-day today in a reflective mood…after dropping my son off at his mother’s house I had the morning and afternoon to myself, before a family dinner engagement. I managed to take a nap, meditate, go for a good steam and swim, and read half of this book. As usual after aContinue reading “Julia’s Omelet and My Big Decedent Frittata”
>Julia’s Omelet and My Big Decedent Frittata
>I spent much of mid-day today in a reflective mood…after dropping my son off at his mother’s house I had the morning and afternoon to myself, before a family dinner engagement. I managed to take a nap, meditate, go for a good steam and swim, and read half of this book. As usual after aContinue reading “>Julia’s Omelet and My Big Decedent Frittata”
