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  1. My problem is that my local US grocery seems to only have veggies that are "on their way out" (at high prices), so after a day or two, it's rotten. I have a compost pile.

  2. I use Korean pancake mix for this (don't need eggs). Since it is a mix of starch and flour, the pancakes come out crispy without a lot of oil. I batch fry and freeze, or they last a week in the fridge. Reheat either in the pan, sandwich press, microwave, or airfryer.
    Can mix in some crumbled tofu or cottage cheese for extra protein.

  3. Looks like a veggie frittata. Good use of those veggies. You could add any favorite spice blend to give it more flavor. To eat, you could cut it into wedges and add a teaspoon of sour cream on top. Could also cover with some shredded cheese while it's still hot. Lots of possibilities! Nice recipe. 👍

  4. i assume restaurants waste 10 times more than all their customers combined. don't get me started on factories and producers. if you really wanna be sustainable grow it yourself

  5. So this became my go-to breakfast throughout my pregnancy. I'll even admittedly buy vegetables to use in this. It's such a great way to get choline and nutrients for the baby.

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