Frittata mit Gemüse und Würstchen

Frittata with Vegetables and Sausages

Pane-Bistecca
Frittata is a good example of using up leftovers. This frittata with vegetables and sausages is one such example.

When we make raclette, we always serve up sausages and vegetables, which we then grill on the griddle. But there are usually 1-2 sausages, and some vegetables left over and you don’t know what to do with them because they don’t make a dish. That’s why we usually end up with a frittata or a wrap with all the leftovers inside.
Prep time
15 min
Cooking time
40 min
Portions
4
Total time
45 min

Ingredients

  • 1 Handful Okra

  • 2 Tomatoes

  • 1 large Eggplant

  • 2 Nürnberger Sausages

  • 1 Cervelat Sausage

  • 1 Onion

  • 3 Garlic cloves, chopped

  • 8 Eggs

  • Salt and Pepper

  • Paprika

  • Chili Powder

  • 2 tbsp Olive Oil

Instructions

1

Step 1

Cut all the vegetables and the sausages into small cubes.
2

Step 2

Fry the vegetables with the sausages in a shallow pan and season well. Put to one side and leave to cool briefly.
3

Step 3

Beat the eggs in a bowl and season, then mix in the cooked vegetables and meat.
4

Step 4

Grease a gratin dish and pour in the mixture. Bake in the oven at 180 C degrees for 30-40 minutes.

Notes

Serve hot with a salad. Or cut into cubes cold and serve as finger food with drinks.

Here are more Frittata Recipes!

Frittata mit Gemüse und Würstchen
Frittata mit Gemüse und Würstchen
Frittata mit Gemüse und Würstchen
Frittata mit Gemüse und Würstchen
You may also like
From around the worldSide DishBreadEasyEggsEuropeGuest entryGluten-freeCheeseHerbsMealsSnackSpecialsVegetarianStarters

Andrea’s glutenfreie Protein Brötchen

1 Mins read
Andrea’s gluten-free Protein Breads Pane-Bistecca Andrea’s gluten-free protein rolls were the result of a mistake! We’re not going to say what the…
#Blogevent#Culinary World TravelFrom around the worldBrowniesDessertsEggsEuropeCarnivalCelebrationBaked GoodsBirthdayHalloweenMealsChocolateSwitzerlandSweets

Basler Schoggitorf – Swiss Brownies

1 Mins read
Basler Schoggitorf – Swiss Brownies Pane-Bistecca Basel Schoggitorf – Swiss brownies. I’m sure the Basel emigrants who went to America took their…
From around the worldDessertsEasyEggsEuropeBaked GoodsGifts from the KitchenItalyMealsAlmondNutsCookiesSnackSweetsVanilla

Cantuccini

1 Mins read
Cantuccini Pane-Bistecca Cantuccini are among the classic Italian biscotti. Biscotti means “baked twice.” Strictly speaking, Cantuccini are actually called biscotti di Prato,…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.