Turkey And Mashed Potato Frittata
(2 servings) Printable Version
- 3 large eggs
- 6 Tablespoons mashed potatoes
- 1 cup cooked turkey meat - diced
- 2/3 cup cooked vegetables (if you happen to have some) - chopped
- 1/2 cup of your favorite cheese - grated
In a medium bowl, whisk together the egg and potatoes. Pour this evenly into the skillet.
When the eggs are nearly half set, toss the turkey (and veggies if you got 'em) on top evenly. Cover and simmer until the egg is fully set.
Sprinkle cheese on top and then cook one more minute until the cheese melts. Remove from heat and let it set for about one minute, so when you cut it the cheese sticks to the egg more. Cut in wedges to serve.
We throw nothing away after holiday meals. Here's the reason why! Hope you like it!
Mr Breakfast would like to thank PromQueen for this recipe.
Comments About This Recipe
What do you think of Turkey And Mashed Potato Frittata?
What do you think of Turkey And Mashed Potato Frittata?
Overall Average Rating =
(out of 5)Based on 12 votes.
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Great recipe! I used some green onions, red bell pepper and baby spinach for the veggies. Very pretty.
Comment submitted: 11/24/2012 (#14898)
From Joe11
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Made ours with garlic red skinned mashed potatoes and put some hot sauce on top. Came out amazing and with the seasoning on the turkey and in the potatoes, I didn't need to add any extra.
Comment submitted: 11/23/2012 (#14896)
From Misty
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Try topping it with sour cream. It was so good!
Comment submitted: 11/23/2012 (#14895)
From Thatgrrl
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Delish! I used butter instead of olive oil, and macaroni & cheese chunks instead of veggies... you know, I made it healthier for the tongue! Lol! Afterwards, wished I had garnished with cranberry sauce, but maybe next time!!! :)
Comment submitted: 11/26/2011 (#13236)
From RoscoChicago
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AMAZING! Loved this the day after Thanksgiving :-)
Comment submitted: 11/25/2011 (#13235)
From A.L.
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Wonderful! I made a crust for it by frying leftover stuffing, and it was a terrific for next-day breakfast.
Comment submitted: 11/25/2011 (#13234)
From DebTN
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That was surprisingly good. Good use for the leftovers although I think it would be perfect with crumbed sausage instead of turkey. Maybe next time.
Comment submitted: 10/8/2011 (#12994)
From hottie
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Instead of veggies I chopped up a couple pearl onions and a small fresh jalapeno and added a wonderful heat for you who enjoy the spicy side of breakfast.
Comment submitted: 11/29/2010 (#11640)
From Carrie
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WOW PERFECT, We love this recipe. Salted the eggs and potato. SO GOOD!!
Comment submitted: 11/26/2010 (#11617)
From Tony
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Very tasty recipe, but I wish I had scrolled down to read the suggestions before making it. We had salsa on it, and I think the onion powder would be good also.
Comment submitted: 11/26/2010 (#11616)
From anonwhocares
Rating (out of 5): |
Don't forget salt it in your egg/patato mix but this was actually quite good.
Comment submitted: 10/12/2009 (#8828)
From Bry
Rating (out of 5): |
This was a great recipe. Try adding some garlic and onion powder instead of the chopped veggies. - Bryan N
Comment submitted: 11/28/2008 (#6983)
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