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Easy Spinach Frittata

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It is cold, very cold; yet, the sun is shining bright and the skies are clear, for this is the metaphor of life that is waiting patiently to blossom and then flourish.

Ingredients:
6 eggs
1½ cups cooked spaghetti
10 oz. package of frozen spinach – cooked and drained
1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
½ tsp. salt
¼ tsp. black pepper
Butter for greasing
Preheat Oven 350 degrees:
Butter a 10 inch cast iron frying pan. 
Beat the eggs in a bowl; add the cooked spaghetti, half of the shredded cheese, salt, pepper and drained spinach.
Toss and place in the prepared pan.  Top with the rest of the cheese.
Bake for 30 – 35 minutes.
Enjoy with Love,
Catherine

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  2. I love Frittata. Any kind of Frittata. This one looks so very good.

    Have a fabulous day Catherine. Big hugs. ♥♥♥
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  4. Hi again Catherine....thought I'd take a short time to check out your blog in Internet Explorer. I'm happy to say that now, your embedded comment form works AND the REPLY button is working like a charm also!!!

    Now those that do have IE for their main browser can leave you a comment with no problem at all!!! Oh happy Day. Stay warm.
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  5. Catherine, Looks like a nice easy to prepare dish... Love spinach and cheese but I prefer rigatoni, only because I'm less likely to 'wear' it when I eat it! With spaghetti, my wife always tells me I should use a bib! Thanks for the recipe...and Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
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  7. Hi Catherine, What a wonderful recipe to share! I love this dish, one of my favorites. My mom would sometimes have left over spaghetti, spinach, and cheese. She then would make a mouthwatering Frittata.The only thing she did differently was that she would cook hers on top of the stove, not in the oven. She was and still is the best flipper I know. Nary a drop spilled when she would turn the Frittata over on a plate and then in the pan. I loved it when all the spaghetti would get crispy, that to me was a fun way to eat this delectable dish. Brought back memories of my childhood, Thanks...Blessings dear Catherine... ;)
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  16. I sure like the word "easy" in this title. It seems I don't make frittatas much because they seem so time consuming. Pinning this one and thanks for sharing the recipe. I've always thought of potatoes when I think about frittatas ... love the pasta.
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  21. What an amazing recipe! I need to try to make a frittata! I tried one ages ago and it came out horribly, but your recipe looks easy! Thanks for linking up with Foodie Friends Friday!
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