Broccoli Cheddar Frittata Souffle.

This broccoli cheddar frittata souffle is so easy and delicious, making it the perfect breakfast for dinner meal! It comes together quickly and the whole broccoli cheddar combo is always a hit!

This is how I like to do breakfast for dinner.

This broccoli cheddar frittata souffle is so perfect when you want a cheesy egg bake for breakfast, lunch or dinner. You can make it ahead of time, enjoy it warm or cold and it tastes absolutely amazing.

I know that I just told you last week how I find different ways to make broccoli for my family. We all love it and it’s easily our number one vegetable. So here’s another! 

Melty cheese, baked eggs and chopped broccoli with all the flavor in the world. It’s such a huge hit over here.

I really wanted to get this to you in time for Easter but with the release of Easy Everyday, I got behind! Before I knew it, the holiday had passed and I didn’t get to share this recipe that we adore.

But!

The good news is that I don’t even make this for holidays! I truly make it for dinner. Or the occasional brunch.

See, this is by far my favorite way to make a frittata. And it’s pretty much the only way I make them now! There is also a new one in Easy Everyday, just FYI. 

The souffle element is so easy and doesn’t take much time at all. You seperate the eggs, whip the whites and then fold the whites into the egg filling.

It’s simpler and once you’ve done it once, it’s ridiculously easy. 

So easy, in fact, that unless I’m incredibly pressed for time, it’s the only way I make a frittata. 

It adds so much – the texture is cloudlike. It’s soft and perfectly chewy. The frittata rises higher and doesn’t fall too much, which is excellent for feeding hungry kids. It reminds me more of a quiche even though it doesn’t have a crust.

This is how it comes together:

I start the broccoli in the skillet so it can soften a little bit. Just a bit! 

Then, I separate the eggs. The yolks go into one large bowl and I add the cheese and herbs.

In a smaller bowl, I whip the whites with a hand mixer until peaks form.

Then, I fold the whites into the yolk mixture gently but thoroughly. Make sure you’re only folding and it’s all incorporated! 

Next, I pour it in the buttery pan with the broccoli. Cook it for a few minutes. Top with more cheese. Then transfer it to the oven where it rises like magic!

Finally, when it comes out of the oven I throw on some arugula or microgreens. Deeeeelish.  (more…)

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