Onion frittata or "frittata onions"?
In any case, my weekly date with the onion frittata is irreplaceable. It seems easy to prepare, but it’s not difficult. I slice the onions finely (spring onions are better). I heat them with still water, not tap water, until they are softened. If there’s any water left, I discard it. I crack the eggs and pour them into a cup, mixing them with the onions and a pinch of salt. If possible, I avoid adding anything else. I heat extra virgin olive oil with a bit of butter in a non-stick pan. I pour the contents of the cup into the pan and let it cook. I wait and then flip the frittata, just a moment and...et voilà, it’s ready! The important thing is to measure the right amount of spring onions, otherwise it becomes a "frittata onions". After all, it’s known, not all frittatas turn out perfectly. But who knows? (quote).
Enjoy your meal and listening, everyone.
In any case, my weekly date with the onion frittata is irreplaceable. It seems easy to prepare, but it’s not difficult. I slice the onions finely (spring onions are better). I heat them with still water, not tap water, until they are softened. If there’s any water left, I discard it. I crack the eggs and pour them into a cup, mixing them with the onions and a pinch of salt. If possible, I avoid adding anything else. I heat extra virgin olive oil with a bit of butter in a non-stick pan. I pour the contents of the cup into the pan and let it cook. I wait and then flip the frittata, just a moment and...et voilà, it’s ready! The important thing is to measure the right amount of spring onions, otherwise it becomes a "frittata onions". After all, it’s known, not all frittatas turn out perfectly. But who knows? (quote).
Enjoy your meal and listening, everyone.
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