Croatian Fritaja with Fresh Herbs & Asparagus
A favorite dish commonly served in Croatia and Slovenia, the Fritaja is a Mediterranean cousin to the frittata. It's best in the springtime, when garden-fresh herbs are easy to come by. Add a mix of whatever fresh herbs you can find fennel, mint, and chicory all work well here.
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Prepare asparagus: Wash well, then break off the end of each stalk where it snaps easily when bent. Discard the end. Chop the remaining stems and tips into bite-sized pieces. Warm the oil in a large nonstick pan. Add asparagus, onion, salt, and pepper and saute on low heat until vegetables are soft. If necessary, add a small amount of water to help steam the asparagus. While vegetables are cooking, crack eggs into Whiskware Egg Mixer and shake to whisk. When vegetables are soft, toss fresh herbs (dill and parsley are pictured) into pan, pour eggs over the top, and stir to combine. Cook, stirring gently, until eggs set and fritaja is firm throughout. Slice, serve, and enjoy!
Recipe Note
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