My Father’s Daughter: Artichoke and Parmesan Frittata

by Kate | Jul 10, 2011 | My Father's Daughter | 1 comment

This is very serviceable frittata but not the best one I’ve ever made.  I prefer the thicker, heartier versions I’ve made before use 12 eggs vs. the 6 in this recipe.  

I have come to truly love and appreciate frittatas.  It’s like a great, big, easy omelet that can be a main dish, an appetizer, breakfast, lunch or dinner.  They are so adaptable and quick and great for your resident vegetarian or your non-meat meals.  I also love its Spanish cousin, the tortilla which, as far as I can tell, is distinguished from a frittata primarily by incorporating lots of yummy potatoes.  Frittata, omelet, tortilla, it’s all one big happy family including that exotic cousin the kookoo.

Conveniently, a version of Gwyneth’s frittata is on her website, GOOP.

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  1. Just watched them make these on tv. I think I want to try them.

  2. I made these and used many of the comments to adjust several things. First I used 2-1/2 cups of flour.…

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  1. Karen

    Drew always rolls his eyes when I say of leftovers, “well, we can make it into a frittata!” But you almost always can–they are indeed versatile. I’m a fan.

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