Serve this all day breakfast frittata up with some roasted vine tomatoes on the side. This recipe comes courtesy of the happy egg co. For more information on free range eggs from the happy egg co. click here.
225g cooked new potatoes
1 tbsp olive oil
100g smoked pancetta, chopped
175g mushrooms, chopped
6 x large Happy Eggs
50g cheddar cheese, grated
Salt & pepper to season
In a non-stick frying pan, sauté the pancetta in the olive oil for a few minutes. Add the chopped mushrooms and cook a little more, then add the chopped potatoes and stir well. Beat the eggs and add them to the pan. Season with pepper and a little salt. Stir the eggs for a minute, until most of the egg has set, and then turn down the heat and cook for another minute or so. Sprinkle over the grated cheese and put the pan under a hot grill until the cheese is golden and the frittata is set. (Make sure the pan you're using has a metal handle for use under the grill. If it's plastic it will melt!) Serve the frittata in wedges.
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