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Half a dozen
Plum Creek eggs, leftover
troll caught King Salmon and asparagus, Farmers Market parsley, shredded
Gre de champs and
Valbert Vieux, a little 2% milk, and some salt and pepper. I consulted one of the
finer food blogs around for
frittata technique and got to work. I kept the oven at 425 (not 450), and just threw everything together in a pretty warm, buttered nonstick 8" pan. Once the eggs started settling I placed the pan in the hot oven. It firmed up in less than ten min.
Also on the plate are slices of a
Frog Hollow Farm kiwi and some bread with the homemade rhubarb preserves from a few posts ago. A nice dinner, especially considering it was made with scraps.
2 comments:
Gorgeous picture and delish.
Thanks. And I've been enjoying your blog religiously.
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