"Ozgirl" > wrote in message
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> "Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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>> 2 are a serving. They seemed very small to me but she said she was quite
>> full after eating those and some cashews.
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>> I will look at the craft store next time we go. Thanks!
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> The silicone bakeware is available here in the large chain supermarkets.
> Not a huge range and a bit dearer than the metal ware. My aunt makes mini
> quiches in small muffin pans, her recipe calls for flour and I actually
> like them better than those without. Without the flour I would call them
> frittata. My aunt usually puts various things in hers like bacon, corn
> niblets, smoked salmon etc. She makes a couple of dozen or so of each and
> freezes them for when people pop in unexpectedly.

I think I would call these frittata too. Angela said they tasted like
omelets. Must buy a lot more spinach and egg product. My husband is due
home on Friday and I have a feeling that these are the sort of thing he will
wolf. I can vary the veggies and put meat in them too. I will look at the
grocery store today for them. The one I am going to doesn't sell a lot of
kitchen stuff but I am sure I have seen them somewhere. Just can't remember
where.