The basics of the Italian cuisine Sep-Oct 2019

🥕 Last week was
#zerowasteweek and I prepared this frittata with leftover veggies that were threatening to rot in my fridge. 😂
Plus a couple of eggs that were officially “expired”, but since I know you can use eggs way past their “Best before” date (see my post for a link related to ingredients that can be used after it) I didn’t think twice about incorporating them in my dish.

🥕 I also had 3 egg whites from making a carbonara the evening before. No way I was going to toss them!

🥕Frittata is one of Italy’s most loved classic and is made in many different ways (if you want to learn how to make the iconic frittata di pasta come to my Basics of the Italian Cuisine 2 course that starts tomorrow!). Usually with leftovers. Nothing gets waisted in an Italian home, believe me. 💪🏻

🥕Learning to cook with leftovers is a great thing, especially these days when prices are going up. Should you want to try this simple yet very tasty #nowasterecipe follow the link, here and in bio (ook in het NL 🇳🇱).

https://www.cucinadelsole.nl/zero-waste-frittata-with-veggies/

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