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We’re having so much gastronomical fun with our Vegan Vegetable Soufflé recipe, making them into mini-soufflé and “egg”-scone-sausage layered Savory Breakfast Muffins, that we decided to keep going with a Vegan Frittata!
Last weekend we enjoyed a late-season barbecue and had leftover roasted potatoes, cauliflower, broccoli, and Brussel sprouts. We chopped these up and used them for the veggie base of our Vegan Frittata. We also chopped up a couple of vegan sausages for fun. You can literally use any vegetables you like for the base.
If you have pre-cooked left-over vegetables, that makes this recipe even easier and faster!
The “egg” portion of this recipe is also filled with vegetables. We suggest onions, garlic, green onions, and capsicum or sweet bell peppers. You can also add leafy greens, broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, peas… use what you have and what you love.
We mix some of the vegetables into the “egg” batter until they’re blended well and then add the rest, leaving them chunky for texture and color. We have a secret for getting that "eggy flavor: we use Black Salt. It has that unique sulfur aroma, similar to eggs. You can purchase it at our favorite organic and small family-owned Indian food store: Pure Indian Foods.
Vegan cheese would be a great addition to this vegan frittata too. We didn’t add it to the recipe because we went the flavor direction of Your Vegan Family Horseradish Sauce and sauerkraut.
We hope you enjoy the versatility of this recipe!
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1. Place pre-cooked and chopped vegetables and vegan sausage in a pie plate.
2. Mix your veggie-filled "egg" batter in the blender.
3. Pour the "eggs" over the vegetables and bake.
4. Remove from heat, admire its beauty, and let it sit for 5 minutes before serving.
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If you don’t have left-over vegetables to use for your Vegan Frittata base, here’s a suggestion. We based our nutritional analysis on these vegetables.
Vegetable Base:
We use:
Enjoy changing the vegetables in the base of the vegan frittata. We recommend roasting them ahead of time to create a rich flavor.
Serve with Your Vegan Family Horseradish Sauce, Your Vegan Family Spicy Tomato Achar, sauerkraut…
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Stacy and Markus live an adventurous vegan lifestyle and write articles about their experiences cooking global vegan cuisine, creating businesses, raising vegan kids, and traveling through more than 65 countries. They earned degrees in molecular biology and acupuncture, consulted over decades for healthcare companies and individuals, created businesses in Asian medicine, eco-tourism, cultural immersion, and taught yoga in myriad venues.
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The information shown is an estimate provided by an online nutritional calculator. It should not be considered a substitute for a professional nutritionist’s advice. When exact ingredients are not available in this database, the closest substitution is made. Nutritional yeast is not in this database, so this meal is even more nutritious than the analysis shows!
Percentages are based on a 2,000 calorie daily diet for an adult.
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