Tomato-Basil Frittata
- Total Time
- 25 minutes
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Ingredients
- 6eggs
- 1½teaspoons kosher salt
- Freshly ground pepper to taste
- 3ripe tomatoes (about 1 pound), seeded and diced
- 9basil leaves, torn, plus additional for garnish
- 1tablespoon olive oil
- Mixed baby greens, for garnish
Preparation
- Step 1
Whisk the eggs, salt and pepper together in a mixing bowl. Gently mix in the tomatoes and torn basil leaves.
- Step 2
Use the oil to coat the bottom of a heavy ovenproof skillet or omelet pan (about 11 inches) and place over high heat until the oil is very hot but not smoking. Pour the egg mixture into the pan and cook until the sides of the frittata begin to set and bubble slightly, about 2 minutes. Using a spatula, push the sides of the frittata toward the center of the pan and gently tilt the pan so that the uncooked egg runs down to the bottom of the skillet.
- Step 3
Lower the heat to medium, cover and continue cooking for an additional 9 to 10 minutes, periodically pushing sides in again and allowing uncooked egg to run to the bottom. (If the top of the frittata is still very wet, place the skillet under a hot broiler for 3 to 4 minutes until set.)
- Step 4
Loosen the frittata by gently shaking the pan (use a spatula if necessary) and slip it onto a large platter. Surround with greens and more torn basil leaves. Cut into wedges and serve immediately.
Private Notes
Comments
Did you use kosher.?. If not, that might be the problem. if you use regular salt, you have to use a whole lot LESS.
I reduced the amount of salt as some users suggested (thanks!) I also sprinkled a few tablespoons of crumbled goat cheese on top to serve.
Absolutely too much salt. I wonder if it is a typo. 1/2 tsp would do it.
I wish it just had said salt to taste. I wouldn't have blindly added the salt. My mistake. Way too much salt. I did double the recipe, but the proportions shouldn't have been that off. It was inedible. Otherwise, recipe would have been fine. Just salt to taste and ignore that measurement.
Did you use kosher.?. If not, that might be the problem. if you use regular salt, you have to use a whole lot LESS.
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