From: justcallmetoni
On Sep 4, 2005
11/15/04 review: In a effort to lighten this a bit further, I used spray to sautee the vegetables and just three yolks. Also used half mushrooms and half onions with reduced fat cheddar cheese. The results were wonderful. I don't think I'll ever make a frittata without whipping the whites separately ever again. I could also see using a wide array of vegetables including zucchini and spinach. Update: Just made this again with leeks and a combination of part skim mozzarella and reduced fat feta cheese. Couldn't imagine this being better than the last time but it was. Thanks again PanNan.
From: Jen T
On Jul 18, 2007
This made a nice change from our usual frittata. I used chopped bacon, spring onions, edam cheese and cherry tomatoes. I will make again. A 'keeper' for me
From: Chef kittiekitsch
On Jan 22, 2007
I am such a novice cook...and I had no trouble with this recipe at all. It was great with spinach, feta and tomatoes. Also added fresh basil and garlic.
From: pattikay in L.A.
On May 26, 2008
This is very nice and cooked up just right. I divided it into quarters and topped it as each family member wanted. I think next time, my preference would be to whip just half the egg whites to give some volume and lightness, but reduce the egg white taste.
From: Dreamer in Ontario
On Jun 2, 2008
This recipe is just fabulous! I made it as written but in future I'll adjust the veggies to suit my family's taste. It's a wonderful base frittata recipe. Made for ZWT Frittata Challenge.
From: ladypit
On Dec 26, 2004
This is a nice frittata. I halved it because my pan was pretty small. Actually, not having a skillet that will go in the oven, I used a sauce pan. My only problem was that it sunk in the middle but I think that was operator error! We did find that the amount of onions was a bit too much for our taste, and I think the cheese was a little more then we like as well. (I used a lovely low fat cheddar.) That said, it was light and fluffy and a nice dinner.
From: PaulaG
On Jul 2, 2006
A delightfully different frittata and it scaled nicely for DH and me. I used a combination of red onions and scallions. The cheese was crumbled feta and after baking, I garnished with freshly snipped chives.
From: cookingpompom
On Feb 28, 2009
I made this tonight as directed, it was more like a baked omlette, it was VERY fluffy, perhaps like a souffle frittata. I was really wanting a frittata, it was lovely - just not what I was wanting.
From: Take a Letter Maria
On Jul 10, 2006
This was great, very light and fluffy. I had it with leeks and baby pear tomatoes. I love frittatas such a great meal. I think zuchinni would be great in this too! Thanks for the great recipe.
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