I have a good crop of zucchini, and recently used some in a frittata with veggies and chives. What's better better than cooking with ingredients from your garden, and this was an example of how delicious a simple recipe can be when it's made with the freshest ingredients. I was a slow adopter for chives, but they added some great flavor here.
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I have a good crop of zucchini, and recently used some in a frittata with veggies and chives. What's better better than cooking with ingredients from your garden, and this was an example of how delicious a simple recipe can be when it's made with the freshest ingredients. I was a slow adopter for chives, but they added some great flavor here.