Spinach and Feta Frittata — Meatless Monday by Maria Russo in Recipes, June 4th, 2012

Ready to enjoy in mere minutes, eggs are a go-to meatless meal option that are as versatile as they are easy to prepare. Though a quick scramble or plate of sunny-side up beauties are classic breakfast options, frittatas are hearty enough to be served as lunch or dinner dishes, too. Much like an omelet, frittatas are made by whisking eggs and are cooked with fresh vegetables, creamy cheeses, herbs and more, but there’s no flipping or folding required.
Food Network Magazine’s frittata (pictured above) boasts a healthful combination of baby spinach, whole-wheat breadcrumbs and tangy feta cheese, and is best finished with a side of just-roasted red pepper. Be sure to cook the frittata in an ovenproof skillet, since it needs to bake for just 15 minutes until golden brown and set on top.
Served with juicy plum tomatoes, nutty Parmesan cheese and fresh cilantro, Bobby’s light but filling Frisee Salad With Roasted Garlic Dressing is a simple accompaniment to the fluffy frittata.
Get the recipe: Spinach and Feta Frittata
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Spinach and feta frittata looks scrumptious! A great choice for Meatless Monday!
Eggs are baby chickens = meat
it's not like it's balut
Kparidy – eggs are infertile…. Therefore not a baby chicken. But an animal byproduct nonetheless…..