



Jacket - ZaraTop - Gemma
Skirt - Club Monaco
Belt - Vintage
Socks - J.Crew
Shoes - Chloe
Sunglasses - Thrifted
Snakeskin clutch - Vintage
Necklaces - Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany's
I also made a ham and orzo frittata for lunch. Based off a Giada De Laurentiis recipe, but I changed up the ingredients because the original is pretty bland. You can throw anything you want in here, it's that kind of dish. I use yukon gold potato, black forest ham, onion, garlic, baby spinach and heavy cream..all of that makes for one very hearty meal.3/4 cup orzo
6 eggs
7 oz diced black forest ham (or any other meat you'd like)
1/3 cup ricotta (I use part-skim)
1/3 cup heavy cream
1 small onion, chopped
1 cup yukon gold potato, medium dice
1 garlic clove, minced
2 red bell peppers, chopped
1 cup baby spinach
1/4 cup Italian parsley, chopped
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
Pre-heat oven to 375. Undercook orzo in boiling water, it'll finish cooking through in the oven. Saute diced potatoes until slightly softened, set aside. Add onions to the pan until translucent and add garlic for about a minute. Add baby spinach until wilted and let the veggies cool down. Whisk eggs in a large bowl, add all of the ingredients together. Transfer into 1 1/2-quart baking dish and bake for 25 minutes. Then turn on broiler until the top slightly browns. Let cool and then enjoy!



I've already eaten 3 slices today..oh boy.



That frittata sounds and looks so great! I'd love to hear your recipe. I want to try making this for dinner! Everything you cook always looks soo good.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit! And that looks sooooooooo yummy.
ReplyDeletesick skirt + food porn
ReplyDeleteThank you for the recipe! I'm going to try making this tonight- your photos look toooo good!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Rebecca. Hope it comes out well. Enjoy! :)
ReplyDeleteThe fritatta looks amazing! As does your outfit of course, I love the mix of textures =)
ReplyDeleteThat skirt is gorgeous! Is it recent? I agree with you that I'm sort of counting down the days until it's warmer. Cold days make me so lazy, and such a hermit. ;(
ReplyDeletei love love love that skirt!
ReplyDeletexoxo
maxwellconrad
lovely spring look! i'm amazed how those chloe's never seem to feel outdated--a true staple to a gal's wardrobe! the frittata is making me hungry for a second dinner. i'm clearly not as ambitious as you and will probably order take-out instead -__-
ReplyDeletewe all expect spring comming!!i love ur re sunglasses and lovely chloe shoes.
ReplyDeletelovely, it's great how you combine fashion & food in your blog entries! I'm a getting a bit hungry, that omelet looks DELISH!
ReplyDeleteOh my the frittata looks delicious! I love how you wore socks with the Chloe shoes. Great outfit :)
ReplyDeleteThis blog's just getting better and better! Fantastic outfits and now great recipes! And amazing pictures! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooooove those shoes! Of course, they're Chloe!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm saving this recipe. Looks dee-lish.
http://www.taghrid.cc/2010/02/passion-suit.html
loveee the outfit and the warm tones again. the belt is so nice.
ReplyDeletemmm, food.
p.s. i also love the miu miu platforms. you're a size 35.5?! i'll be sure to be on the lookout though!
i have that same zara jacket! the food looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteoh i LOVE your blog
ReplyDeletethanks for the recipe, i shall try this tonight.
ReplyDeletethis is such a good idea! (i meant the outfit experiments, but the frittatta looks pretty amazing too x)
ReplyDeletegreat outfit, those chloes are such a classic...
ReplyDeleteI love your style!! And those sunglasses are such a complementary contrast to the whole outfit, it's awesome :D
ReplyDeleteThis is a very well put together outfit that suits you. I'm not sure how well it would translate to others but you look fabulous in it.
ReplyDeleteoff with her head