Fudge and Frittatas

I got it into my head to cook something new and exciting the other night. I made fudge first because … I felt like it. I used this espresso fudge recipe because it looked fairly fool proof.

It was. So much so that I managed to forget to take any photos of me making it.

Finished, it looks like this

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and it tastes delicious!

I had also been staring at this spinach bacon and brie mini frittata recipe for a few days and thought it would be a delicious addition to my work day lunch box. Full of protein to get me through the afternoon.

So I gathered together my ingredients

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Chopped everything up

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And began putting it together

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I was impressed with just how quickly and simply it all went together! Though those of you with much experience cooking will spot my fatal flaw in this picture.

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Once cooked, they looked and tasted delicious! I have plans to make them in future substituting the bacon for smoked salmon, which I think will also work remarkably well.

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So did you spot my flaw?

That’s right. Baking powder. Baking powder was my undoing. You see (for those that don’t know), I filled each compartment to the top and had 3 empty. But baking powder makes things rise.

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Yes. I spent the next day cleaning the oven.

Rookie mistake *shakes head*

6 thoughts on “Fudge and Frittatas

  1. We’ve all done it. 🙂

    I’ve even had spillovers happen when I *don’t* fill a pan full, so I’ve now learned to put a baking sheet under any pan I put in the oven, just in case.

  2. All I can say is Wow! This blog is amazing! Do you take all the pictures for this blog? It’s great to come across others who appreciates things like this. Because I am a flower designer I actually find this sort of thing quite interesting. Would you mind if I link back here from my personal blog page? Thanks for posting. Jasmine Allison

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