PESTO FRITTATA
This is a low-fat recipe and it serves four people
A note on cholesterol in eggs: In the past people have recommended that you decrease the use of egg yolks
to lower the cholesterol but the Omega 3 component of the Body Egg and Free Rang Plus eggs is contained in
the yolk of Chanteclair Farms' eggs. The whites of our eggs contain protein.
This recipe represents a guide for making frittatas - a great way to serve your Body Eggs or Free Range Plus eggs to
more than two people. You may increase the whites (and lower the whole eggs) even more to increase the aeration of the
frittata. And certainly use your imagination with vegetables, cheese and other flavour combinations.
Preheat the oven to 220°C. Lightly spray a medium-sized, oven-safe skillet with olive oil spray.
Ingredients: 3 large Body Egg or Free Range Plus egg whites 3 large Body
Egg or Free Range Plus eggs 2 teaspoons of olive oil 2 tablespoons of low fat/low salt chicken
stock 60 grams of turkey or ham (slices) diced 60 grams of low-fat mozzarella cheese, finely diced 2 tablespoons
of Spinach Pesto (see recipe below)
Method: Put all six egg whites in one bowl and the three yolks in another. Whisk whites at least
two minutes to aerate them.
Set skillet over medium-high heat. Add some olive oil and the chicken broth and heat until warm.
Lightly whisk the egg yolks and add to the whites. Whisk just to combine and pour into the skillet. Add the ham, mozzarella
and spinach pesto, stirring rapidly to incorporate them into the egg mixture. Cook 3-4 minutes until bottom is
set (the top will still be wet).
Place skillet in the oven for about five minutes, until the frittata is firm and golden.
Serve immediately or cool and serve at room temperature.
SPINACH PESTO
Ingredients: 1 packet of frozen spinach 2 tablespoons of prepared basil pesto
Method: Defrost the spinach. Squeeze out the water and juice and discard this liquid
Mix the spinach with two tablespoons of the basil pesto and put this mixture into a jar. (The remaining pesto can be used
in other recipes eg: quiche, flavour for vegetable soups, etc.)

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