Herb and Goat Cheese Frittata
by Kimberley S in Rouxbe RecipesHerbs and goat cheese make up this delicate and elegant frittata.
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If you really want to learn how to cook, then you need to practice the concepts taught in this lesson. We've compiled some "edible exercises" along with some supporting recipes that will help reinforce what was taught in this lesson.
Based on the instructions in the lesson, start by making a basic 8-egg frittata with some of your favorite herbs and cheese (see the Herb and Goat Cheese Frittata example below). Choose an appropriate-sized pan, keeping in mind that the more egg you have in the pan, the more control you will have over the cooking process. Thinner frittatas will cook much more quickly than thicker frittatas.
Once you get the hang of what you are looking for with the texture of the eggs, start to experiment by using different ingredients and flavor combinations. Refer to some of the examples below.
Herbs and goat cheese make up this delicate and elegant frittata.
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