Suzanne Pleshette’s Fritatta Di Zucchini

I had some courgettes left over from Totie’s cake, and I used one of them for this.  Delicious.  I do love an omelet / omelette and courgettes do seem destined for eggs round at my place if they are not in a cake.  Suzanne’s recipe is vague, but the results are good!  I just scaled down the recipe and made a great big omelet for one.

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I am a little perturbed that I can’t find the recipe book this is in — only a week or so after I made it.  With the new Marie Kondo method, there is one place for all my film-star recipe books: the big shelf in the kitchen, double-stacked.

I shall return here and type up the recipe when I find it.  From memory, it was simple.  Courgettes chopped, fried in a little olive oil with some shallots.  Then whisked up eggs added to the pan – I have a feeling an extra yolk was involved.  Cooked until set on the bottom.  Then popped under the grill.

It will be interesting to see what I’ve forgotten…

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Aha!  It is 2026 now, over ten years later, and I have just made another version of Suzette’s lovely frittata. Here’s the recipe, and here’s the new post!

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