Dairy-free Frittata with Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Sweet Potato
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This tasty Sweet Potato and Sun-dried Tomato Dairy-free Frittata is a great-tasting prep-ahead meal that makes having a healthy breakfast on the fly possible any day!
It’s dairy-free, so if you’re avoiding dairy it’s the perfect dish, but it’s not lacking in taste one bit.
Sweet Potato Frittata. The name might sound a little fancy schmancy, but this dish is actually super simple and it’s made even easier by doing a lot of the prep ahead of time.
If you’re a busy mom like me (and who isn’t these days?) anything that can save you time in the kitchen is a big plus.
Isn’t that the big problem? All of a sudden it’s mealtime and once you start getting things together and prepping, all of a sudden dinner (or lunch) is now hours later than you’d planned? Or maybe you didn’t even get started when you realized what a daunting task it was and ended up ordering takeout.
With all of our food allergies and special dietary needs, we don’t do that pretty much ever, but we have been known to have some pretty unconventional throw-together meals when I’m dinner challenged. You know, like our famous popcorn recipe, veggies, and some Homemade Dairy-free Chocolate Ice Cream.
Anyhow, I’m all about easy recipes. ‘Cause this momma ain’t got much time for lots of time in the kitchen.
Some of our favorite easy recipes are Gluten-free Chili Mac, Gluten-free Hamburger Helper, Egg Roll in a Bowl, and for snacks and desserts, we love these Caramelized Coconut Chips, Green Bean Chips, and Almond Joy Bars.
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Sweet Potato Frittata—The Perfect Easy Meal
Frittatas are a great prep-ahead meal. They are so easy to prepare and are pretty hard to mess up.
Use either homemade sun-dried tomatoes or purchase tomatoes that have no added ingredients. This post shows how you can make your own Homemade Sun Dried Tomatoes easily, plus it’s so much more frugal than buying them in the store.
To make prep a little easier, chopped and roasted the onion and sweet potato the night before as well as reconstituted the tomatoes ahead of time. You can even make the sweet potatoes and onions up to 2 days before and store in the fridge if you like. For fun, you could use 2 different colors of sweet potatoes as well.
Then, when you are ready to assemble and cook the sweet potato frittata, just quickly heat the onion and potato in the skillet, add the tomatoes and egg mixture, and pop the whole thing in the oven.
The assembly takes only about 10 minutes, which is pretty quick if you need an easy brunch or even dinner. This is so perfect for a light, easy dinner.
My youngest LOVES this Sweet Potato Frittata. He eats eggs pretty frequently, but since he makes them the same way almost every time, they get a bit tiresome after a while. So this new preparation and added flavors were the perfect thing to rekindle his love of eggs.
This recipe is dairy-free and can probably be made with any non-dairy milk variety (I have tried it with almond as well as coconut milk). However, you can even make it without any milk at all. The result will be a bit heavier but still delicious!
If you like, you could of course add some cheese of any desired variety for extra flavor.
Plus, this frittata saves well for leftovers and tastes great the next day!
Recipe Variations
There are so many ways to change this recipe up.
You could:
- add cheese or a dairy-free cheese like this almond feta
- add ground or shredded meat
- stir in some Chili Powder or Homemade Taco Seasoning
- add in other veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, red or green peppers, etc.
To make this recipe low-carb, simply sub in a non-starchy veggie for the sweet potato. If you’re on the Trim Healthy Mama eating plan, this is a crossover. If you sub the sweet potato out as recommended, it’s an S.
Recipe Notes
- If you’d like to make your own sun-dried tomatoes, see Homemade Sun-Dried Tomatoes. Otherwise, purchase a brand without additives.
- Coconut milk would work just as well as almond milk. See Easiest Almond Milk and Easiest Coconut Milk.
- This frittata turns out especially nice when cooked in a cast iron skillet like the one pictured, but you can use any oven-safe baking pan.
- Appetizer Option: Make this frittata in a mini muffin pan or in a baking pan (then cut into small pieces) for an appetizer option.
Dairy-Free Frittata with Sun-Dried Tomato & Sweet Potato
Ingredients
- 2 1/2 cups sweet potato (diced; about 1 large)
- 1 small onion (diced)
- 12 sun-dried tomatoes (reconstituted)
- coconut or palm oil (for broiling and cooking)
- 6 large eggs (free range and organic)
- 1/4 cup almond milk
- salt (to taste)
Instructions
- Roast onions and sweet potato by drizzling lightly with olive oil and salt, and placing on a parchment-lined baking sheet in a 475° F oven. Roast until tender and slightly browned (15-20 minutes).
- While onions and potatoes are roasting, soak tomatoes in hot water for 5 minutes. Drain and chop finely.
- Whisk eggs, milk and salt together until well combined.
- In an oven-safe skillet (this 10″ skillet is similar to mine) heat a small amount of oil over medium heat.
- Place the sweet potato, onion and sun-dried tomato in the skillet and heat for 1-2 minutes.
- Pour the egg mixture over the vegetables and cook on stovetop for about five minutes.
- Transfer skillet to a 400°F oven.
- Bake for 10 minutes or until knife inserted into the middle of the frittata comes out clean.
Notes
- If you’d like to make your own sun-dried tomatoes, see Homemade Sun-Dried Tomatoes. Otherwise, purchase a brand without additives.
- Coconut milk would work just as well as almond milk. See Easiest Almond Milk and Easiest Coconut Milk.
- This frittata turns out especially nice when cooked in a cast iron skillet like the one pictured, but you can use any oven-safe baking pan.
- Appetizer Option: Make this frittata in a mini muffin pan or in a baking pan (then cut into small pieces) for an appetizer option.
Nutrition
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An easy and nutritious meal that you can make ahead and pull together quickly at almost a moment’s notice.
Enjoy.
What is your favorite easy meal
or way to enjoy eggs?
Have you tried freezing this and reheating?
I have not but I think it would work out great!
Is it okay to use canned coconut milk?
Sure!
Tastes great! But Can you please change the cook time to 25 minutes? If the sweet potatoes take 20 minutes in the oven and two minutes in the pan plus five minutes with the ever mixture plus ten minutes in the oven that far exceeds your time listed. For those of us in a hurry please change that.
Hi and thanks for the compliment! I did update things–does that seem accurate now? Sorry for the delay! I’ve been inundated!
Isn’t palm oil evil?
https://www.wwf.org.au/what-we-do/food/palm-oil#gs.zndg=kY
There are apparently companies that harvest sustainably so you just have to take care to find them. Thanks for the comment and sorry for the delay in responding.
Can it be made without the tomatoes? I’m allergic.
Sure – I would add in something else w/ a little “punch” like perhaps more onion, some basil, garlic — something like that. Enjoy!
I’ve never tried making a fritatta with a non-dairy milk but this looks interesting! Thanks!
I hope you like it! Of course, using milk is A-OK. I think cheese would go fabulously with this but since I’m not eating dairy I thought we’d leave it as is. A friend of mine developed the recipe, actually and she stopped blogging and offered me her recipes. Sad she’s gone but glad this lives on.
Love it, can hardly wait to make it
Would love to hear what you think!