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Low-FODMAP savoury vegetable frittata

You’ve got to try our low-FODMAP savoury vegetable frittata - its a meal in itself! Low cost and easy to make for lunch or a light meal, simply delicious!

  • Hands-on time: 25 mins
  • Time to make: 50 mins
  • Serving: 4 people
Ratings: 4.4
Ingredients

Ingredients

  • 300g buttercup squash flesh, chopped in small pieces
  • 350g carrot, chopped in small pieces
  • spray oil
  • ½ tablespoon garlic-infused oil
  • ½ cup diced capsicum
  • 1 bunch spring onions, green tips only sliced
  • 1 large courgette, grated
  • 1 cup fresh or frozen spinach
  • generous ½ cup coarsely chopped fresh basil, plus extra, to garnish (optional)
  • 4 eggs
  • 2 egg whites
  • 60ml lactose-free milk
  • ½ cup grated fresh reduced-fat cheddar cheese
  • pepper, to season
  • 80g feta cheese, crumbled
  • Always check food labels for allergens or trace warnings before buying your ingredients.
    Ingredients

    Instructions

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    1 Preheat oven to 250°C. Spray pumpkin and carrot pieces with oil then roast for 20 minutes. While pumpkin and carrot are roasting, heat infused oil in a frying pan and add capsicum, spring onion greens, courgette and spinach, cooking gently until tender. Add basil to vegetables as they cook. Once tender-crisp, remove pan from heat and allow vegetables to cool a little.

    2 Line a Swiss-roll pan or slice tin with non-stick baking paper. Spread cooked pumpkin on tray. Whisk together eggs, egg whites, milk and cheddar then season with pepper. Reduce oven temperature to 220°C.

    3 Add cooled vegetables to egg mixture then pour over pumpkin in pan. Scatter feta on top and bake for 20-25 minutes until golden. Serve garnished with extra fresh basil (if using).

    HFG tip

    This recipe is suitable for people on a low-FODMAP diet, based on Monash University published tolerance levels as at October 2014.

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