Breakfast frittata this morning.

Saute chopped onion
Chopped roasted pepper
Diced ham
Small chunks of cheese

Added in order I let the cheese start to melt

Added 4 beaten eggs
fresh ground pepper
grated Parmesan cheese.

Put in oven until egg is set.

Very tasty and no one flavor dominated, I just hit the right portions.

It was my wife's idea; she has been wanting it for a few days now.

On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 15:40:02 -0400, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:

>Breakfast frittata this morning.
>
>Saute chopped onion
>Chopped roasted pepper
>Diced ham
>Small chunks of cheese
>
>Added in order I let the cheese start to melt
>
>Added 4 beaten eggs
>fresh ground pepper
>grated Parmesan cheese.
>
>Put in oven until egg is set.
>
>Very tasty and no one flavor dominated, I just hit the right portions.
>
>It was my wife's idea; she has been wanting it for a few days now.

that sounds really good to me. Lucky wife! ;-)
Janet US

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message ...

Breakfast frittata this morning.

Saute chopped onion
Chopped roasted pepper
Diced ham
Small chunks of cheese

Added in order I let the cheese start to melt

Added 4 beaten eggs
fresh ground pepper
grated Parmesan cheese.

Put in oven until egg is set.

Very tasty and no one flavor dominated, I just hit the right portions.

It was my wife's idea; she has been wanting it for a few days now.

==

Yummm. Mrs Ed has good taste)



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On Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 2:40:10 PM UTC-5, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
>
> Breakfast frittata this morning.
>
> Saute chopped onion
> Chopped roasted pepper
> Diced ham
> Small chunks of cheese
>
> Added in order I let the cheese start to melt
>
> Added 4 beaten eggs
> fresh ground pepper
> grated Parmesan cheese.
>
> Put in oven until egg is set.
>
> Very tasty and no one flavor dominated.
>
>
It does sound very, very tasty.

My breakfast was a homemade 'breakfast bowl.' I used
the last of my fried sausage patties this morning so
I'll have to fry up another batch Thursday morning.
They're stored in a covered bowl in the 'fridge ready
to be used when I have a hankering for sausage with
my breakfast.

On 10/18/2017 3:40 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> Breakfast frittataÂ* this morning.
>
> Saute chopped onion
> Chopped roasted pepper
> Diced ham
> Small chunks of cheese
>
> Added in order I let the cheese start to melt
>
> Added 4 beaten eggs
> fresh ground pepper
> grated Parmesan cheese.
>
> Put in oven until egg is set.
>
> Very tasty and no one flavor dominated, I just hit the right portions.
>
> It was my wife's idea; she has been wanting it for a few days now.

Sounds good, Ed! I'm glad it turned out well.

Jill

Ed Pawlowski told us...
>
> Breakfast frittata this morning.
>
> Saute chopped onion
> Chopped roasted pepper
> Diced ham
> Small chunks of cheese
>
> Added in order I let the cheese start to melt
>
> Added 4 beaten eggs
> fresh ground pepper
> grated Parmesan cheese.
>
> Put in oven until egg is set.
>
> Very tasty and no one flavor dominated, I just hit the right
> portions.
>
> It was my wife's idea; she has been wanting it for a few days now.

Sounds very good only you forgot the onions... or like my wife you
can't eat onions.

I do a frittata about once a week, always different depending on
leftovers. Just a few days ago I posted about the one I made to use
up the last of the broccoli crowns. Since my wife was still in rehab
I used lots of onions, and I usually add diced potatoes too but
somehow I forgot... but still I used the whole dozen eggs, made three
dinners.
She'll be home a week from this coming Sunday... she's doing so well
that they are releasing her a week early. A couple of days ago she
advanced from a walker to a cane and today she was able to walk
without a cane. Everyone at the rehab facility is amazed at how well
she is doing... they told her that people who have a double knee
replacement don't get out of bed for the first week, she was out of
bed and using a walker less then 24 hours after surgery. Tomorrow
I'll go into town, Tops Market is having a three day sale on top round
steaks, Th, Fr, Sa, $2.69/lb. I'll buy enough to make a dozen 12 oz
burgers and a five pound meat loaf to celebrate her return. She loves
meat loaf and her oldest son is driving her home and he loves meat
loaf too. With a five pound meat loaf I can sneak in a small onion,
just grind it in a little at a time, along with raw potato.

On 10/18/2017 7:54 PM, wrote:
> She'll be home a week from this coming Sunday... she's doing so well
> that they are releasing her a week early. A couple of days ago she
> advanced from a walker to a cane and today she was able to walk
> without a cane. Everyone at the rehab facility is amazed at how well
> she is doing... they told her that people who have a double knee
> replacement don't get out of bed for the first week, she was out of
> bed and using a walker less then 24 hours after surgery.

Congrats to you both!

She's a tough cookie.


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On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 19:55:53 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
wrote:

>On 10/18/2017 7:54 PM, wrote:
>> She'll be home a week from this coming Sunday... she's doing so well
>> that they are releasing her a week early. A couple of days ago she
>> advanced from a walker to a cane and today she was able to walk
>> without a cane. Everyone at the rehab facility is amazed at how well
>> she is doing... they told her that people who have a double knee
>> replacement don't get out of bed for the first week, she was out of
>> bed and using a walker less then 24 hours after surgery.
>
>Congrats to you both!
>
>She's a tough cookie.

Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
likes it.
http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
https://www.arborist.com/

On 10/18/2017 9:11 PM, wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 19:55:53 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
> wrote:
>
>> On 10/18/2017 7:54 PM, wrote:
>>> She'll be home a week from this coming Sunday... she's doing so well
>>> that they are releasing her a week early. A couple of days ago she
>>> advanced from a walker to a cane and today she was able to walk
>>> without a cane. Everyone at the rehab facility is amazed at how well
>>> she is doing... they told her that people who have a double knee
>>> replacement don't get out of bed for the first week, she was out of
>>> bed and using a walker less then 24 hours after surgery.
>>
>> Congrats to you both!
>>
>> She's a tough cookie.
>
> Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
> don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
> most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
> teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
> there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
> year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
> what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
> job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
> working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
> to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
> arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
> likes it.
> http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
> https://www.arborist.com/
>

Wow.

That totally rocks!

How amazing to get a young man into a "growing" career path that is
immune to being robot-thieved away!

Awesome woman my man, well done.

On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:49:45 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
wrote:

>On 10/18/2017 9:11 PM, wrote:

>> Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
>> don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
>> most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
>> teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
>> there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
>> year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
>> what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
>> job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
>> working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
>> to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
>> arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
>> likes it.
>> http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
>> https://www.arborist.com/
>>
>
>Wow.
>
>That totally rocks!
>
>How amazing to get a young man into a "growing" career path that is
>immune to being robot-thieved away!
>
>Awesome woman my man, well done.

Lol, what an awful, awful suck-up post.

On 10/18/2017 9:51 PM, Bruce wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:49:45 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
> wrote:
>
>> On 10/18/2017 9:11 PM, wrote:
>
>>> Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
>>> don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
>>> most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
>>> teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
>>> there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
>>> year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
>>> what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
>>> job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
>>> working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
>>> to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
>>> arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
>>> likes it.
>>> http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
>>> https://www.arborist.com/
>>>
>>
>> Wow.
>>
>> That totally rocks!
>>
>> How amazing to get a young man into a "growing" career path that is
>> immune to being robot-thieved away!
>>
>> Awesome woman my man, well done.
>
> Lol, what an awful, awful suck-up post.
>

I find fault with your soul.

That's not good.

Sheldon had depth you morons never even got past the Navy facade on.

Your loss, Bwuthie dear.

On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 22:18:52 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
wrote:

>On 10/18/2017 9:51 PM, Bruce wrote:
>> On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:49:45 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On 10/18/2017 9:11 PM, wrote:
>>
>>>> Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
>>>> don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
>>>> most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
>>>> teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
>>>> there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
>>>> year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
>>>> what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
>>>> job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
>>>> working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
>>>> to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
>>>> arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
>>>> likes it.
>>>> http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
>>>> https://www.arborist.com/
>>>>
>>>
>>> Wow.
>>>
>>> That totally rocks!
>>>
>>> How amazing to get a young man into a "growing" career path that is
>>> immune to being robot-thieved away!
>>>
>>> Awesome woman my man, well done.
>>
>> Lol, what an awful, awful suck-up post.
>>
>
>I find fault with your soul.
>
>That's not good.
>
>Sheldon had depth you morons never even got past the Navy facade on.
>
>Your loss, Bwuthie dear.

Oh man! You totally rock! lol

On 10/18/2017 10:24 PM, Bruce wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 22:18:52 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
> wrote:
>
>> On 10/18/2017 9:51 PM, Bruce wrote:
>>> On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 21:49:45 -0600, Casa lo pensa >
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 10/18/2017 9:11 PM, wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Yes, she laughs at the burger flipping snowflakes, wondering why they
>>>>> don't get a real job... she thinks they're all sissies... she thinks
>>>>> most young people these days are sissies. She's been a substitute
>>>>> teach in twon for 15 years now... she tells the high school kids that
>>>>> there are plenty of good paying entry level jobs with a future. Lat
>>>>> year she had on young boy who was about to graduate and had no idea
>>>>> what he wanted to be when he grew up. She suggested he apply for a
>>>>> job at the large plant nurseries so he did and spent all summer
>>>>> working as landscaper helper planting shrubs and trees. He applied
>>>>> to a nearby college that teaches a course in becoming a certified
>>>>> arborist (tree doctor), he's doing very well, but more importantly he
>>>>> likes it.
>>>>> http://nharborists.org/what-is-an-arborist.php
>>>>> https://www.arborist.com/
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Wow.
>>>>
>>>> That totally rocks!
>>>>
>>>> How amazing to get a young man into a "growing" career path that is
>>>> immune to being robot-thieved away!
>>>>
>>>> Awesome woman my man, well done.
>>>
>>> Lol, what an awful, awful suck-up post.
>>>
>>
>> I find fault with your soul.
>>
>> That's not good.
>>
>> Sheldon had depth you morons never even got past the Navy facade on.
>>
>> Your loss, Bwuthie dear.
>
> Oh man! You totally rock! lol
>

And you, to no one's great surprise, do not.