Ham and Cheese Frittata
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Very easy and tasty comfort food
"4/19/10: We enjoyed this, and Joan said, "A lot!" However, too much ham and not enough asparagus. I added the mushrooms and that was very good. The cheese was also about right. I should note, however, that I only made half a recipe, so it may yet need additional adjustment."
- hmetzelCuisine: MexicanMain Ingredient: Ham
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Ham and Cheese Frittata Preparation
Saute Ham, bell pepper and onions in butter until tender. Remove from Heat. Whisk eggs, 3 packages ramen seasoning, garlic powder, hot sauce and 2 cups grated cheese until blended. Cook ramen noodles according to package directions. Drain. Combine noodles, ham and onions to egg mixture. Turn into a casserole sprayed with cooking spray. Top with remaining 1 cup of cheese. Bake at 400 for 15 min. Remove from oven and let rest for 15 min. to set.
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Pretty good, i did leave out the pepper flakes n hotsauce(my little guys arent into spicy) also only made half the recipe but the servings were huge, id say there were 8 servings in just the half batch
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4/19/10: We enjoyed this, and Joan said, 'A lot!' However, too much ham and not enough asparagus. I added the mushrooms and that was very good. The cheese was also about right. I should note, however, that I only made half a recipe, so it may yet need additional adjustment.
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