Spring Turnip Frittata

From EatingWell: March/April 2011

Broccoli rabe and turnips are a fantastic pair in this frittata. If you’re shy about the broccoli rabe’s strong flavor, try this frittata with milder broccolini instead.

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5 Reviews for Spring Turnip Frittata

01/10/2012

Anonymous

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it took a lot longer for my turnips to brown. also, i thought i drained the broccoli rabe quite well but the top of the frittata took a long time to set. i ended up putting it under the broiler for a few minutes, then putting wedges in the toaster oven.

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03/17/2011

sue_lizotte

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Delicious!

Made with fresh golden turnips, very sweet flavor, delicious with combination of cheddar and swiss cheeses. Will make this again!

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03/14/2011

cathlinberreth01

guess I don't like turnips

Our local grocery didn't carry either broccoli rabe or broccolini, so it was a toss up between broccoli or asparagus. We tried broccoli. We liked everything, but the turnips. Maybe they don't go well with broccoli? The kids scraped them off and they like other vegetables. We used fontina and I did like how neat the frittata was to make. It would be nice to make another one with different toppings.

Pros: fairly easy to make

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02/27/2011

comidot6

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Delicious combo

I made a few changes to the recipe, I used parsnips instead of turnips (didn't actually mean to do this, just read the recipe wrong), added 3 slices of bacon that I cut into small pieces and sauteed with the veggies, didn't use the egg whites, and used about half the milk (ran out), also used a sharp cheddar instead of fontina. I thought the flavors were awesome together. The parsnips made it slightly sweet, but went really well with the broccoli rabe. The bacon also added a lot of flavor. Will definitely make again.

Pros: tasty, healthy

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02/27/2011

danelanes

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A Nice Change of Pace

This was very good. I used my Kitchen Aid mixer grater attachment and that really helped with grating the turnips. If you don't use fontina cheese, it should be a very sharp or flavorful cheese. The cheese marries well with the turnip & eggs.

Pros: Good Flavors that wake up your taste buds

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