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Ham & Leek Frittata

Ham & Leek Frittata

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Active time: 20 min
Total time: 30 min
Serves: 5–6
Ham, leek and Gruyere cheese make up this tasty frittata.

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9 Comments

  • Angela M
    Angela M •
    You said that any melting cheese would be fine. Could you give me some examples? Thanks Angela
  • Ken R
    Ken R • Rouxbe Staff •
    Hi Angela- There are many to choose from - including Camembert and Brie (remove the rind), Asiago (not too aged), Muenster, Cheddar type cheese, Colby, Fontina, Gouda, Gruyère (in the recipe), Swiss type cheese like Emmentaler, Havarti or Mexican asadero, chihuahua or quesillo. ~Ken
  • Angela M
    Angela M •
    Thank you Rouxbe!!!!
  • Angela M
    Angela M •
    Can I used cooked bacon instead of cooked ham????
  • Ken R
    Ken R • Rouxbe Staff •
    Hi Angela - You can use whatever you'd like as a substitute, that's up to you. it doe snot change how the cooking process unfolds or the technique used. Enjoy. ~Ken
  • Matthew G
    Matthew G •
    I made this for my bride yesterday, and I found it tasty, but very salty. My wife found it so salty that she couldn't finish her helping. Next time I cook this, I will omit the added salt called for in the recipe. Otherwise, this is a repeater...
  • Ken R
    Ken R • Rouxbe Staff •
    Hi Matthew- The sodium in the dish mostly comes from the ham you use - so certainly adjust it down next time (do not add the additional salt). ~Ken
  • Sunnie S
    Sunnie S •
    Tried this one today but reduced to an 8 egg frittata and used an 8" pan. Decreased the ingredients accordingly as well. Baked the frittata for 7 minutes. I thought it was done as the center was just barely set (but ever-so-slightly wet). After resting for a few minutes in the pan, I realized the top of the frittata wasn't as set as I thought it was. SO, rather than putting back in the oven (as I was then roasting some asparagus at a much higher temperature), I used the tortilla espanola method and flipped the frittata in the pan and further cooked it on medium low heat for another minute or so. After that, it was perfect. Still soft and moist (with no color), but not wet in any part. Very good frittata!
  • Char N
    Char N • Rouxbe Staff •
    Sunnie: Good thinking to resolve your kitchen dilemma. It might be helpful to get an stand-alone oven thermometer to make certain that your oven is the same temperature as the one on your LCD display. There could be a difference in temperatures. Glad you enjoyed your frittata. -Char

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