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Persian Herb Fritatta

By: Virginia's Vittles May 27, 2018June 10, 2018

herbs, Persian, recipes, Spring, Uncategorizeddill, eggs, farmer's market, foodie, fritatta, herb, kuku sabzi, leek, local, mint, parlsey, Persian, recipes, Spring, urban farming, urban gardening, veggie, VirginiaLeave a Comment on Persian Herb Fritatta

A light frittata that utilizes the delicious spring herb harvests!

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