Harissa, Ricotta & Tomato Frittata
A frittata for two, baked in the oven with cherry tomatoes, spinach and little pockets of harissa ricotta. Line the tin with baking paper and you can just lift it out – no washing up. India, your brunch is ready!
A frittata for two, baked in the oven with cherry tomatoes, spinach and little pockets of harissa ricotta. Line the tin with baking paper and you can just lift it out – no washing up. India, your brunch is ready!
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Fennel is one of my favourite vegetables and it’s the hero of this dish.