Sausage Frittata
What I Thought:
Holy Yum! I found this recipe because I had a ton of sausage to use and I hadn’t made a frittata before. I adapted the original to my own taste and ingredients I had on hand, plus an awesome shortcut! I think that you will love this recipe as much as I did!
Changes I Made:
I added and omitted spices based on personal opinion. You can take a look at the original link if you would like and see what you prefer. This recipe has a lot of room to play with so get creative! My BEST adaption is using tater tots in place of the potatoes. I mean who the HECK wants to peel and dice potatoes anyway? I sure don’t! So I nuked a couple of cups of hash browns in the microwave until they were slightly warm and then broke them up to add to the mixture. I know. You can say it … GENIUS!
Tips:
I usually cook the sausage and then put it in a bowl with
the tater tots ad let them cool slightly so the eggs don’t cook when you add
them. Other than that, it is a pretty simple one bowl, one pan recipe. For the
little kids, I usually cut one in half and that is plenty for them. I feed a
family of 9 on this recipe. If you have older kids and it seems like it won’t
be enough, add some fresh fruit and toast to the plate. Enjoy!
Yield: 6 Omelet Size Portions
Units: US | Metric
Ingredients:
1 pound ground sausage (cooked & drained)
2 – 3 Cups frozen tater tots (thawed)
9 – 12 eggs (depends on how “eggy” you want it
1 tsp Salt (I use sea salt)
1 tsp Pepper (ground)
½ tsp Garlic Powder (can use minced, granulated, or fresh)
½ tsp Onion Powder (can use minced, granulated, or fresh)
1 TBSP Parsley (fresh chopped or dried)
½ Cup Parmesan Cheese (can be fresh grated or already grated
like Kraft)
Directions:
1.
COOK sausage in pan until cooked through and crumbled. Drain if necessary
and place in large mixing bowl.
2.
MICROWAVE frozen tater tots for approximately 4 minutes or until no
longer frozen and can be broken u easily. Place in mixing bowl with sausage.
3.
MIX - after sausage and tater tots have cooled, add remaining ingredients
and mix well.
4.
HEAT non-stick
pan over medium heat. I like to add a little bit of bacon grease to the pan to
ensure the non-stick (which we all know isn’t always non-stick). Use a 1 Cup
measuring cup and fill pan with mixture. Do not overfill, you just want enough
to cover the bottom of the pan.
5.
COOK for
about 2 minutes, lower heat to low setting, cover with lid, and cook for an
additional 8 minutes.
6.
REMOVE lid
and frittata should be cooked through – slide on to plate and serve immediatey.
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