Rustic Irish Colcannon
A traditional Irish potato dish combining fluffy Maris Piper potatoes with crispy bacon lardons, wilted savoy cabbage, and rich double cream for comforting flavour.
Portable egg muffins packed with spinach, tomatoes, spring onions and feta cheese. Perfect make-ahead breakfast ready in 30 minutes, great hot or cold for busy mornings.
These frittata muffins are a handy way to get a proper breakfast, even on busy mornings. They're packed with fresh veg and tangy feta cheese, making each bite both filling and flavourful.
What's great about these is how versatile they are - they're lovely straight from the oven when the edges are slightly crispy, but just as nice cold for lunch the next day.
The recipe is really simple. Just whisk your eggs with milk and seasonings, then layer in the spinach, tomatoes, spring onions and feta. The mustard adds a kick that works well with the salty cheese, while the garlic brings everything together.
You can make a batch on Sunday evening and have breakfast sorted for most of the week. They're not fussy at all - if you've got different vegetables in the fridge that need using up, throw them in instead. Just make sure anything wet like mushrooms or courgette is cooked first to avoid soggy muffins.
The key to success is greasing your tin well and not overfilling the holes. Give them five minutes to cool slightly before taking them out, and they'll pop right out without sticking. Perfect for when you need breakfast on the go or a quick protein-rich snack. The combination of eggs, vegetables and cheese creates a balanced meal that keeps you going until lunchtime without feeling heavy.
Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Reheat in the microwave for 30 seconds or enjoy cold.
Serve warm for breakfast or pack cold for lunch boxes. Pair with toast or a fresh salad for a complete meal.
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