Frittata by Bethenny Frankel

Tri-Colored Broccoli red Pepper Frittata by Foodessa

Although, most 'Frittatas' are made on the stovetop, I decided to share my oven-baked frittata instead. I do, after all, enjoy making this Italian classic in cake pan ;o)

Fluffy Frittata by Culinary Envy

A healthy Fluffy Frittata slow baked in the oven. It is packed with savory chicken sausage and a colorful, fresh vegetable medley!

Bacon & Egg Puff Frittata by "Cheffie Cooks"

Great for breakfast, BRUNCH, LUNCH OR DINNER. Serve with fresh fruit and muffins.

Baked Carrot Frittata by Gourmandelle LifestyleBlog

First of all, this recipe isn’t vegan. As you know I am not totally vegan and honestly I don’t think I’ll ever be. I love eggs and in my opinion there is absolutely nothing unhealthy about eggs as long as they’re from hens that were not given any growth hormones or that were not fed with chemicals. Fortunately, I have a family friend…

Bacon & Egg Frittata by "Cheffie Cooks"

Serve for Breakfast, brunch. A favorite with an easy prep.

Sausage & Mushroom Breakfast/Brunch Frittatas by "Cheffie Cooks"

Grab and go breakfast, great for brunch. Make and freeze for a later use.

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Digital Marketing is the part of promoting that utilizes net and on-line primarily based digital technologies like desktop computers, mobile phones, and different digital media and platforms to push products and services.

Asparagus-bacon frittata by Enda Love

Canadian asparagus is in season in the early summer – perfect for pairing with bacon and eggs in this frittata. Recipe courtesy of Walmart Live Better. For more summertime recipes or inspiration on how to incorporate fresh produce like asparagus into mealtime, head to . You can find fresh regional produce throughout the summer at…

Potato Fritatta by Arturo Scappaticci

This is a huge omelette that my dad used to make when I was a kid. It is served family style and is beautiful to look at. I love this so much because it brings together my two family heritages, Italy with Ireland, in one hearty dish. It can be served alone or as a side dish and is truly comforting.