Made the New Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Fritatta

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses personal experiences with making the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata, including preparation methods, ingredient variations, and challenges related to serving and cutting the dish.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, enjoyed the dish but noted difficulties in cutting it without damaging the cookware.
  • Another participant shared their experience of using a nylon knife and spatula to cut the frittata, finding it manageable.
  • Several users mentioned variations in ingredients, such as adding extra sausage or using smoked provolone.
  • One participant expressed a preference for more vegetables and less meat, while another disagreed, stating they can't overload on protein.
  • One participant shared a tip about sliding the frittata onto a platter for serving, which worked well for them.
  • Another participant asked about the cookbook where the recipe can be found, indicating interest in the dish.
  • One participant mentioned using a large spatula to help transfer the frittata to a platter, enhancing its presentation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best way to cut and serve the frittata, with some participants sharing successful methods while others express concerns about damaging cookware. There is no clear consensus on ingredient preferences, as some prefer more meat while others favor more vegetables.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects a variety of personal cooking experiences and preferences among participants, highlighting the adaptability of the recipe.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in sharing cooking experiences or seeking tips on preparing and serving the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata may find this thread informative.

KellyTheChef
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We had this for dinner tonight....very good! My only complaint was that it is made in the 12" skillet (great to show cookware though!!) and most people don't have a way to cut it without damaging the cookware.

I am thinking that you could let it set up for a few minutes, then slide it off onto our round SA platter...or possibly try it in the rectangle baker? (I say the baker cuz you need the crust to come up the sides so I don't think the large bar pan would do it...)

I added extra sausage....then only sprinkled the peppers on half of it (DH doesn't like them) and I added chopped red onion to my side too! I just sprinkled them on top of the cheese and did NOT pre-saute them at all.

Oh! I added extra cheese too....can't have too much provalone!! lol
 
There are lots of tools to use on non stick. It wasn't hard to cut with the spatula. I did use the nylon knife on of the two times I made it, but the nylon tools worked fine, too.

I made this with 20 oz of turkey sausage the first time and it was fine. The second time I followed the directions exactly and it was good. The only provolone I could find was smoked and it was yummy. I'd like to have more red bell pepper and no sausage but the family thinks they need meat. Overload on protein if you ask me.
 
This looks interesting, what cook book is it in??
 
F/w 08 SBRC.
 
JAE said:
There are lots of tools to use on non stick. It wasn't hard to cut with the spatula. I did use the nylon knife on of the two times I made it, but the nylon tools worked fine, too.

I made this with 20 oz of turkey sausage the first time and it was fine. The second time I followed the directions exactly and it was good. The only provolone I could find was smoked and it was yummy. I'd like to have more red bell pepper and no sausage but the family thinks they need meat. Overload on protein if you ask me.

You can't overload on protein in my world!:D

I found a shredded provolone/mozzarella blend from Sargento - and thought of you! I bought some so I can make this. When you made it for the Meeting, was it turkey sausage or regular? It was really good - and I have both in the freezer. I have some bell peppers that are ripe in the garden - so I'll use a blend of red & yellow....and I think I'll throw in some mushrooms too.
 
ChefBeckyD said:
You can't overload on protein in my world!:D

I found a shredded provolone/mozzarella blend from Sargento - and thought of you! I bought some so I can make this. When you made it for the Meeting, was it turkey sausage or regular? It was really good - and I have both in the freezer. I have some bell peppers that are ripe in the garden - so I'll use a blend of red & yellow....and I think I'll throw in some mushrooms too.
Jennie O Turkey Sweet Italian Sausage.
 
JAE said:
Jennie O Turkey Sweet Italian Sausage.
Great ~ I have that!


Oh, and before you ask - I'm still up because I have to wait for all of the salsa to cool so I can put it in the freezer. We did 20 pints tonight!
 
Believe it or not, I wasn't even thinking about how late you're up. But, it may have crossed my mind eventually, so thanks for letting me know.:)
 
JAE said:
Believe it or not, I wasn't even thinking about how late you're up. But, it may have crossed my mind eventually, so thanks for letting me know.:)
I'm fading fast - but at least I've answered the "what's for dinner" question for tomorrow!:thumbup::)
 
I'm out of here. I am having a hard time staying awake.
 
KellyTheChef said:
We had this for dinner tonight....very good! My only complaint was that it is made in the 12" skillet (great to show cookware though!!) and most people don't have a way to cut it without damaging the cookware.

I am thinking that you could let it set up for a few minutes, then slide it off onto our round SA platter...or possibly try it in the rectangle baker? (I say the baker cuz you need the crust to come up the sides so I don't think the large bar pan would do it...)

I added extra sausage....then only sprinkled the peppers on half of it (DH doesn't like them) and I added chopped red onion to my side too! I just sprinkled them on top of the cheese and did NOT pre-saute them at all.

Oh! I added extra cheese too....can't have too much provalone!! lol

We made this at our cluster meeting and had a hard time getting it out. Then, I made it yesterday at home and slid it out onto the large round SA platter quite nicely. I used a really large spatula (non-PC) to help me guide it out. With some nice garnish, it'd look even better! Here's a pic!
 

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omg! that looks so good!!! I may have to invite a friend over for brunch this weekend ;)
 
Do you think you could cut it with a bamboo spatula if you couldn't get it onto a platter without messing it up? (I'm been known to mangle a few pies in my day!)
 
Keith, that looks totally delicious! And even better on the SA platter :). Alison, that is a great idea to do it for a brunch.

YUM!
 
buckeyefan08 said:
Do you think you could cut it with a bamboo spatula if you couldn't get it onto a platter without messing it up? (I'm been known to mangle a few pies in my day!)

I think that would work for cutting it. It may be hard to get out, though. I use the nylon slice 'n serve, but since we don't have that anymore it doesn't really help our guests though.
 
I cut it right in the pan with the small turner from the Cook's Tools line. It works well, and then I don't burn myself trying to turn the frittata out whole onto a platter.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata?

To make the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata, you will need the following ingredients: breakfast sausage, bell peppers, onions, eggs, milk, shredded cheese, and refrigerated biscuit dough. You can also add seasonings like salt, pepper, and herbs to enhance the flavor.

How long does it take to prepare the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata?

The preparation time for the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata is approximately 15 minutes, and the cooking time is around 25-30 minutes. Overall, you can expect to have it ready in about 45-60 minutes.

Can I make the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata ahead of time. You can assemble the ingredients and store them in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours before baking. Just be sure to bake it fresh before serving for the best texture and flavor.

What kitchen tools do I need to make this frittata?

To make the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata, you will need a skillet or oven-safe pan, a mixing bowl, a whisk or fork for beating the eggs, and a spatula for mixing. Additionally, having measuring cups and spoons on hand will help ensure accurate ingredient amounts.

Can I customize the Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata with other ingredients?

Absolutely! The Sausage and Pepper Biscuit Frittata is very versatile. You can customize it by adding other vegetables like spinach, mushrooms, or zucchini, or by using different types of cheese. You can also substitute the sausage with bacon, ham, or a plant-based protein for a different flavor profile.

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