Ricotta omelette
- Easy
- 60 min
Hey there! Want to dive into the deliciousness of Greece with a Greek frittata? I mean, this dish is just packed with Mediterranean flavors—really, really good stuff. It's got creamy feta, juicy tomatoes, and those briny black olives. Basically, it's like an oven-baked omelet but with that extra tender bite, thanks to the perfect mix of eggs and veggies. And listen, when you toss in some greens, it turns into a Mediterranean frittata or a spinach and feta frittata. You know, it's got that soft and fluffy texture. In Greece, you’ll often spot it at family tables or on big platters during gatherings—no one can resist a slice! Seriously, whether fresh out of the oven or cooled to room temperature, this dish is super flexible. It's perfect for any meal plan.
Now, this easy frittata recipe is perfect for brunch or whenever you’re craving something tangy and comforting. The combo of salty feta, sweet tomatoes, and olives—so, so good—gives you that Mediterranean kick in every bite. Plus, in Greece, it's a favorite to serve with a simple salad and fresh bread, but it stands strong on its own. For sure. Whether you're hunting for healthy breakfast ideas or a quick gluten-free breakfast option, this frittata hits the mark. And here's the thing, regional variations add a fun twist—some folks might toss in local herbs or switch up the veggies, offering a new experience each time. Bring this Greek frittata to a picnic or a chill family dinner, and watch it vanish faster than you'd expect. It's a real winner for anyone who loves classic comfort food with a bit of Mediterranean flair. So, grab a fork and dig in—you'll see why this dish is a beloved choice for food lovers everywhere.
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To prepare the Greek omelette, crack the eggs into a bowl and add a pinch of salt 1, beat them for a few minutes with a fork 2 and set aside while you prepare the rest of the ingredients. Slice the black olives into rings 3
and cut the cherry tomatoes into small pieces 4, then cut the feta into cubes (5-6).
Take the egg mixture and add the grated Grana Padano DOP 7, the black olives 8, the cherry tomatoes 9,
the feta 10 and the mint torn with your hands 11, then mix well with a fork 12 and let the mixture rest for about ten minutes.
Now heat the oil in a non-stick pan with a diameter of 8-9 inches 13, pour in the egg mixture 14, cover with a lid 15, and cook over low heat for 15 minutes.
After this time, flip the omelette with the help of a flat plate 16, slide it back into the pan 17 and continue cooking for about 5 minutes, always with the lid on. When the other side is cooked, your Greek omelette is ready to be served 18!