This beautiful Pepperoni Frittata with Pan-Fried Onions, Potatoes & Peppers makes for a cozy and delectable breakfast, brunch or dinner!
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Ahhhh! There’s nothing like a good frittata! Served with a slice or two of crusty bread and a piping hot mug of coffee, or a nice red blend depending on the time of day 😉 , you’re on your way to an experience that’s supremely comforting and perfectly casual…one that begs you to show up dressed in your finest flannels and fuzzy slippers.
This Pepperoni Frittata with Pan-Fried Onions, Potatoes & Peppers is no exception.
With Botticelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil, diced potatoes, green and red bell peppers, diced onion, eggs, spices and pepperoni – it’s a dish I could live on.
The thing I love most about frittata is its versatility. It comes together simply, using any number of ingredients from your fridge and pantry.
Botticelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil is an ingredient I keep well-stocked. A gorgeous and delicious olive oil, it derives its distinctive dark green color, full-fruit flavor and rich aroma through the careful selection of quality olives at their first pressing. Perfect for cooking, sautéing and for making salad dressings, there’s not much you can’t use this extra virgin olive oil for.
I adore it for dipping Italian bread, for topping my favorite pasta dishes and for making frittata…
I’m a big fan of using Botticelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil when sautéing vegetables for my favorite egg-inspired dish.
A nice pour and a knob of butter are perfect companions when creating flavor, texture and color.
This dish is sure to ignite your tastebuds the moment its aroma perfumes the air.
With the chop of a potato, the glug of fruity olive oil, and the scrape of your spatula across a cast iron pan, you won’t want to wait a minute longer than you have to before digging in!
Buon Appetito!
PrintPepperoni Frittata with Pan-Fried Onions, Potatoes & Peppers
- Category: Main Dish
- Cuisine: Italian
Description
This beautiful Pepperoni Frittata with Pan-Fried Onions, Potatoes & Peppers makes for a cozy and delectable breakfast, brunch or dinner!
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup Botticelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1/4 cup butter
- 4 large potatoes, diced
- 1 large sweet onion, diced
- 1 green bell pepper, diced
- 1 red bell pepper, diced
- Salt & black pepper, to taste
- 2 tsp dried oregano
- 1/4 tsp red pepper flakes
- 1/8 lb. thinly sliced pepperoni
- 12 large eggs
- 3/4 cup grated Parmigiano Reggiano plus more for garnish
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella
Instructions
- In a large cast iron or skillet, heat the olive oil and butter.
- Add the potatoes, onion and bell peppers. Cook over low heat until they are tender and the potatoes are golden.
- As they cook, add the salt, black pepper, oregano and red pepper flakes.
- In the meantime, using a hand mixer, mix the eggs with the grated Parmigiano and shredded mozzarella until it becomes frothy.
- Once the vegetables are soft and golden, place a layer of pepperoni then add the eggs to the pan.
- Cook over low heat.
- When the eggs have set around the edge, and only the surface is runny, place the pan under the broiler for as long as it takes for the eggs to set and become browned. 2 – 3 minutes.
- Remove pan from oven and serve immediately with an extra grate of Parmigiano.
CIAO!
Cathleen @ A Taste of Madness says
I don’t make nearly enough frittatas. This sounds like a heavenly combo!
Annie says
And they’re so simple to prepare! A good resolution for the new year : More frittatas!! Thanks, friend!
Kathy @ Beyond the Chicken Coop says
I tend to make frittatas for dinner, so a nice glass of red wine would be my choice of beverage. I love the combination of ingredients you’ve included. This looks like a winner!
Annie says
Oh yeahhh! That sounds perfect! Thanks, Kathy! Happy holidays, my friend!
Leanne | Crumb Top Baking says
Annie, my mouth was watering as I read your post and looked at your photos! Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day, and I love a dish that will allow me to eat breakfast for any meal of the day! Saving this one for later!!!
Annie says
This is definitely the all-purpose meal!! Thanks, Leanne!
Katherine | Love In My Oven says
I am almost ashamed to admit I just made my first frittata a couple of weeks ago (and it was amazing). Since everyone in the family loved it so much, I’m definitely going to have to make this soon!
Annie says
No shame in that! You discovered it and now all is right in the world! 😉 🙂 Enjoy, my friend!
Milena | Craft Beering says
This is my kind of breakfast! I’ll eat straight from the skillet if you dot mind:)
Annie says
Straight from the skillet is the best way to do it! 🙂
Marissa says
Frittatas are a go-to meal in our house – breakfast, lunch or dinner. This version looks absolutely delicious!
Annie says
These flavors resonate, don’t they?! Thanks, friend! 🙂
Cheyanne @ No Spoon Necessary says
Great minds crave alike! And clearly we are both craving pepperoni for breakfast! 😉 LOVING this frittata, Annie! The flavors and ingredients sound amazing! Serious breakfast goals up in here! Pinned! Cheers! xoxo
Annie says
Pepperoni for breakfast, lunch and dinner! 😉 ‘Great minds crave alike!’ … I like that! 🙂 Thanks, dear! xoxo
Sue says
I ate a version of this in Philly at a restaurant called Jimmy’s Milan in the 70s.they called it Jambot (spelling).
I make it at home to this day also add mushrooms
Annie says
This dish is a keeper! Love the addition of mushrooms! 🙂
Deepika|TheLoveOfCakes says
Your frittata looks too delicious Anne! It’s got all my favorite ingredients! I would love to try this recipe over the weekend! Thanks for sharing!
Annie says
A perfect weekend meal! Thank you, my friend! 🙂
Kelsie | the itsy-bitsy kitchen says
I want this for Christmas breakfast! It’s so festive and sounds SO DANG GOOD!
Annie says
It really is SO DANG GOOD! Thanks, friend!
Christina says
First off, I love how you edited your photography! They seem to have a cool vintage look to them! Did you use a preset in your photo editing software or edit them on your own? Either way, the photos look amazing.
Second, the recipe looks and sounds mouthwatering! I love all the sugary treats bloggers are coming out with but I’m a sucker for savory dishes this time of year. Awesome job 🙂
Annie says
Thank you for your kind words, Christina! I’ve taken to Lightroom and have so much fun playing around with all its editing capabilities! I’m with you – balance this time of year is most important! 🙂
Rachelle @ Beer Girl Cooks says
This frittata looks sooooo good, Annie! I’m packing up my flannels and fuzzy slippers and headed your way because I want to eat this for breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Happy Holidays! XOXO
Annie says
Yippeeee! Christmas is coming early! Happy Holidays, my friend! XOXO
Jennifer @ Seasons and Suppers says
Beautiful! A great frittata recipe and loving the pepperoni, especially. A great way to add lots of flavour. That olive oil sounds great. Will look out for it!
Annie says
It’s a lovely olive oil! A nice light fruity flavor that goes well with everything! Thank you, dear!
Mary Ann |The Beach House Kitchen says
Perfect for any meal of the day Annie! Oh my favorite ingredients in this one! Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome week!
Annie says
Can’t beat a good frittata! Thank you, my friend! Wishing you a lovely week!
Dawn - Girl Heart Food says
Now I’m totally wishing I was still in my flannel pjs and cozy slippers eating this!! I love the versatility of frittatas too. It’s so nice that you can make them out of almost anything with odds and ends in the fridge. Loving this savory combo with the pepperoni and tatos!! I could eat this any meal of the day! Have a lovely week, my friend! XOXO
Annie says
The pepperoni adds a really fun touch! So happy you like! Now get back into those pj’s and make yourself a frittata! XOXO
stacey @ The Sugar Coated Cottage says
Oh man, this is really special! I can’t decide if I want this for breakfast or for dinner (all of the above is more like it). Those potatoes and peppers and sprinkling of cheese! I’m hooked. Take care.
Annie says
When I make a frittata this size – I enjoy it for all the meals! 😉 Thanks, friend!
Ashika | Gardening Foodie says
Yum…this looks so good Annie ,I love frittata and this combination of ingredients sound absolutely heavenly. It makes such a quick and comforting lunch. Looks really delicious 🙂
Annie says
Thank you, Ashika! Frittata never goes out of style! 🙂