Have you ever heard of the secret recipe club? It’s a group of bloggers who are secretly assigned a recipe to cook from another blog, and then once a month, on a set day and time, there is a reveal and you get to check out who made a recipe from your blog, and which recipe they chose. Plus, there are tons of other yummy recipes to peruse.
Time surely does fly because I’ve already been in the SRC for 8 months and made:
- cherry almond oatmeal
- overnight steel cut oats in the slow cooker
- baked apple cinnamon oatmeal
- delectable pepper salad
- baked blueberry oatmeal
- mini nutella cheesecakes
- quick huevos rancheros
- lemon poppyseed muffins
- to die for blueberry muffins
I guess you can kinda tell that I love breakfast, huh? We eat a lot of breakfast here and anytime goes, not just the morning.
This month my secret assignment was for A Fit and Spicy Life
I think Mellissa and I would get along great from reading her blog. She focuses on eating a healthy, whole foods diet most of the time and also enjoys an occasional treat. And, she shares her fitness and traveling adventures!
I love to eat and love to browse recipes- as evidenced by my overflowing bookmarks folder and huge pile of printed recipes to try. So, Mellissa’s blog was right up my alley. There were so many yummy things to pick from. Doesn’t this tortellini and chicken sausage soup look delicious?
Frittatas are the perfect food. They are so easy to make and you can use up pretty much any vegetables or meat that you’ve got on hand and chances are that it will be delicious! This bacon and vegetable frittata recipe was no exception.
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What are your favorite ingredients to combine for a frittata?














Glad you liked it, I love a good frittata!
Thanks for the great recipe, Mellissa! I enjoyed visiting your blog.
Love frittatas…this one looks great!
Thank you, Winnie. They are such a great way to sneak in more veggies.
love the idea of bacon in a frittata. mine are typically full of veggies, but meat would be nice too. :)
I think you’re exactly right, Sarah. What doesn’t bacon make better? :)
Love frittatas too! Beautiful photo-I pinned it. Great pick for SRC.
Thanks so much Susie!
Looks delicious! And its a great way to clear out your fridge of any veggies that may be close to going bad.
That is so true! I might just have to make a frittata for lunch.
Looks so easy and delicious!
Thanks, Noelle.
That frittata made my heart stop!
Thanks :)
Looks like a yummy frittata. Love the coconut milk and oil–never used those before in this kind of recipe. Now I’ll have to give it a try! This really looks delicious. I’m pinning it.
Monica- I enjoyed it made with the coconut milk and oil. It was pretty tasty. They are both so healthy that I try to use them when possible.
It’s so colorful and beautiful, I bet it was delicious!
Thanks, Amanda!
That frittata looks sensational.
Thanks, Lisa!
What a tasty frittata! How can one go wrong with bacon and eggs!? I love your method of cooking this by cooking it on the stovetop first then finishing it under the broiler. The result is beautiful! Great job on your SRC!
Thanks. That’s my favorite way to do frittatas because it is so easy!
Looks delish!
Thanks!
Okay, so, confession: I’m not a huge fan of frittata or quiche. But in your cast iron skillet? It looks amazing.
He he… That is ok :) I LOVE cast iron skillets for cooking and that one in the picture belonged to my grandma so it is extra special :)
I always love a good frittata recipe and yours looks wonderful.
If you haven’t already, I’d love for you to check out my SRC entry: Broiled Sushi.
Lisa~~
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Thanks, Lisa. I will have to check out your recipe!
What a lovely frittata and well the bacon just does it for me. Ever since we found this super great big farmer I can’t get enough. This would be a delightful way of getting more of what I love. :)
Ha ha… I love bacon too. And if it comes from a local, pastured pig then its got to be good, right? :)
Katie, this frittata looks fabulous! I just posted about Mini Bacon and Vegetable Frittatas today! What a lovely bunch of flavors you used here, though. Thanks for sharing!
I will have to check that out :) Love frittatas!
i’d give just about anything for that frittata right now.
Love a good frittata– and good frittatas include bacon! This looks great!!
Nothing quite has the taste of bacon, does it? :)
Servings wasn’t listed, or I missed it. Is it 6 or 8?
If you’re serving it as a main course, it serves 2 people.
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