This frittata is quite nice and light compared to a typical frittata. By using only 2 eggs and the rest whites creates a lighter/healthier- but equally as satisfying version. The trick to perfecting your frittata is ensuring you cook on super low to set the bottom and sides of the frittata before placing in the oven. The crawfish, goat cheese, and baby kale go very well together, I was quite happy with the outcome!
Prep Time: 10 min
Cook Time: 30 min
Serves: 4 Slices
Ingredients:
- 2 Large eggs, beaten
- 1 C. Egg whites
- 2 TBS milk
- 1 C. Crawfish: peeled, cooked, deveined
- 1/4 C. Sweet onion, chopped
- 1 C. Baby Kale or Spinach (I used one cup but next time I’ll use 2).
- 1 Clove of garlic, minced
- 1 TBS Coconut oil
- 1/4 C. Monterrey Jack Cheese, reduced fat is fine.
- 1 tsp. Long pepper, ground (regular is fine).
- 1 tsp. Himalayan Pink Salt (regular is ok).
- 1/4 tsp Smoked paprika for the top of frittata.
- 1/4 C. Goat cheese crumbles for top
Instructions:
- Preheat oven to 425 F.
- In medium oven proof skillet sauté onions, garlic, and kale on low/medium in coconut oil until lightly cooked and fragrant: about 5 min. TURN HEAT TO LOW
- In medium mixing bowl: Whisk together eggs (2 eggs and whites), salt, pepper, milk. Then add cheese, crawfish, and give it a light mix.
- Carefully add egg and crawfish mixture to the skillet that contains the onion, garlic, and kale. Remove any kale or bit that may be on the edges with a spatula.
- Place goat cheese on top of mixture in skillet and sprinkle with smoked paprika.
- Let the frittata bottom and edges set on the stove top for about 5 min on low.
- Place in oven for 15-20 min or until done.
Enjoy!
You had me at “goat cheese”! YUM
🙂 It was really good! 🙂 Thanks!
how odd that it posted my akismet thing? oy…
Weird!
After my 2 weeks in Europe of overeating I’m all about looking at ways to eat a little heather. Your fritatta sounds healthy but without compromising taste and I like that. Take care, bam
Oh I know how it can be on a trip! I love it when I find new ways to make usually “heavier” dishes AND they actually turn out tasting good! This is perfect for breakfast, lunch, brunch or even dinner maybe served with a side of roasted brussel sprouts or asparagus! Thanks Bam! Take care 🙂
That looks delicious – I’ve got on to publish in a day or two, though quite different to yours 😉
YES please. I think it would be fab even without the crab (hey, I rhymed!).
I love your idea of using egg whites with two eggs.. this is such a versatile recipe! I have some of that pink salt too:D
You always have the most delicious recipes.
🙂 Mandy
I am a sucker for any good looking frittata my friend, this looks seriously delicious 😀
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
You Southern folk and your crawfish. 🙂 I rarely see them up here, though I wish I did. If I ever do, you can be sure I’ll be back here for this recipe. A frittata makes a great meal.
I recently bought some coconut oil but haven’t even broken the seal on the jar. I like the way you’ve used it to get this started. I love frittatas and the egg white “lighter” version is very nice. This would be so satisfying. 🙂 Debra
A wonderful & very tasty creation! I love all of the tasty flavours you have used in here! 🙂 Yummmm!
This recipe is so good.
I wont try it.
Bye fromItaly
🙂 Thanks!
Crawfish! Genius! This flavor combination sounds amazing.
Thanks Stella! It was Amazeballs!