Like granola, I generally steer clear of frittatas unless I’m making them myself. I developed this frittata recipe for my book To the Last Bite and remade it for the first time in many months last week, and y’all, it’s so good that I ate nearly half of it in one sitting. The joy of a frittata is that it’s a vehicle for all the leftover bits in your fridge. This recipe is a bit more specific and calls for thinly sliced potatoes, leeks, and sour cream, kind of like the breakfast version of a sour cream and onion potato chip. To get the recipe, you can become a paid subscriber, or you know, just buy the book.
In more exciting news, I’m doing a giveaway with Smithey Ironware and Hedley & Bennett this weekend. By entering you could win a 12-inch Smithey skillet, a copy of To the Last Bite, and a Hedley & Bennett apron. Enter the giveaway here.

Serves 2 to 4
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