I took lunch at 11:30 a.m.
I arranged frittata (which I had cubed) over nests of rapini (which I had chopped). Topped with cheddar.
I waited patiently as my creation spent two rounds in the oven toasting. Round one merely cooked off the chill and started to melt the cheddar. Round two warmed everything to a toasty perfection allowing the cheddar to surrender to a golden-bubbly.
Once it was to my visual satisfaction, I slid the rounds onto a plate. And in moments—with fork and knife—I quickly realized that this was one of the best things I had ever eaten.
And built from leftovers, all.
Lunch. Wednesday.
wow, that is one creative -and tasty, I bet- left-over!
ReplyDeleteIt was delicious. I wanted more.
DeleteThat's the way I love to lunch too!
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ReplyDeleteThank you, kenza.
Deletewell if that isn't brilliant...
ReplyDeleteIt tasted brilliant, I must say.
DeleteThis is the kind of thing so very worth sharing. You are a creative lady for sure.
ReplyDeleteI love how leftovers make some of the greatest meals.
Deletethese look fabulous. the most cleverly disguised leftovers I've ever seen!
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