5/21/10

Publicity & Mini Egg Frittatas with Broccoli and Sundried Tomatoes

A few weeks ago I received an email from a reporter at the Washington Post Express asking if I'd like to talk about brunch. Brunch is food. I love food. I love talking about food, so of course I said yes.

After our phone conversation, Katie Aberbach, the reporter, asked if it'd be ok for them to send over a photographer to take photos of my food and of me. Thus, last Sunday I cooked a few dishes, cleaned my apartment, bought flowers, got dressed up and made up and waited for Lawrence Luk to take my photos.

What you see below is a photo of my Mini Egg Frittatatas with Broccoli and Sundried Tomatoes on the cover of the Lookout section in Express and the article that mentions me and shows a few more photos of my food. If you are in DC area, pick up the free Express paper today! [Note: all the photos in the article are by Lawrence Luk. The photos of the recipe in this blog, are mine.]


You can read the article here.



And now, a recipe for Mini Egg Frittatas with Broccoli and Sundried Tomatoes

Ingredients
1 teaspoon oil from sundried tomatoes (or use olive oil)
1/2 cup separated broccoli florettes
1/2 shallot, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons chopped sundried tomatoes
3 eggs
2 tablespoons milk
Salt & pepper
2 ounces Pepper jack cheese, grated
2 teaspoons chopped dill
PAM oil spray

Directions
1. Preheat the oven to 450
2. In a skillet heat the oil. Add onions and broccoli and sauté for 4 minutes. Add sundried tomatoes.
3. Whisk together eggs, milk and season with salt & pepper. Mix in the cheese and dill.
4. Spray two mini ramekins with PAM. Add broccoli/shallots/sundried tomato mixture to each. Top off with the egg mixture.



5. Bake for 10-12 minutes.



16 comments:

  1. These are adorable, and they look delicious. Definitely cut out your bit in the Express and frame it for your family :)

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  2. I read this this morning and recognized your blog! It was so exciting! I may have to make that frittata soon, too!

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  3. AnonymousMay 21, 2010

    Congrats on a feature! These mini frittatas look so pretty and delicious!

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  4. these look so yummy! how filling are they exactly? the little pots look so tiny! could you cook these in muffin tins? (with or without a dough-crust?)

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  5. Congrats again on the feature- your photos look great as usual!!

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  6. I freaking love your little coquettes. So cute and of course congrats on the feature and the fritatta looks great!!

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  7. Olga, this is awesome! I'm sorry I can't get my hands on a hard copy of Express but this is great!!

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  8. LOVE your pot!!!!!!!!! This is a fabulous dish! what fine inspiration!

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  9. wow--congrats on your fame and awesome creation! sun-dried tomatoes are simply magical. :)

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  10. This is wonderful! Congrats!!

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  11. This blend of ingredients and a mini meal to boot! A filling breakfast so maybe I can give myself a break in the kitchen around lunch time...sounds perfect to me!
    Olga...I may not know you...but I hear congratulations are in order;o) All the very best!
    Flavourful wishes, Claudia

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  12. congratulations on making the paper!! what a great article and what a wonderful recipe!

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  13. I hope mine would be as beautiful as yours! This is definitely a nice recipe.

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  14. I gotta make these! And I have some mini pans like that. Congrats on the artical!

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  15. I love these! Congrats on the spread!

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  16. sounds so scrumptious and healthy

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