Potato Cups may not be as well known as the World Cup or Stanley Cup, but they are definitely more delicious! This video demonstrates how to make Potato Cup Frittatas, but you can fill a Potato Cup with just about anything. Watch the Potato Cup Frittata Video and see for yourself!
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Get the recipe for Potato Cup Frittatas as seen in the video here.
The Eggs Benedict Potato Cup? Get inspiration here.
The Chicken Curry Potato Cup? Get inspiration here.
For more great recipes using Idaho Potatoes, check out the Idaho Potato Commission Website.
Now this is a great take on the “mini quiche” style appetizers!
Thanks, Kevin! Haha — at the end of this production I started to wonder… did I make a Frittata or a quiche? LOL!!
And the Potato Cup makes an awesome “vehicle” for just about anything!! I can almost taste a bbq pulled pork potato cup! Mmmmm :)
Yum! The little tomatoes kinda look like little red eggs in a delicious potato bird’s nest. :D
Thanks, Inez! With such a banner tomato season — I’ve been putting them on everything :) “delicious potato bird’s nest” cracks me up — that’s a visual!
I’m a man. A manly man at that and I would never eat quiche. Therefore, you did indeed make a frittata.
Yummy idea!
LOL Mike! That settles it — I made a Frittata. Done. :)
Oh I LOVE these, so cute and YUM, potatoes!!! My wheels are turning as to what I’d put into them now :)
I am completely smitten by these potato cups! So many possibilities, and the process seems pretty painless. Thanks for another great video!
Yay! Camp Blogaway Campers represent! Thanks, Diane! Thanks, Lana!!
Oh…these are cute and portable! The curried chicken salad one looks delectable! It’s so true… Idaho Potatoes are the perfect vehicle for some many things!
Haha! The curried chicken salad was fun and tasty. They should come with a warning because they are so “poppable!”
Hi – could you specify what pan to get? I see that it’s a 3×4 muffin pan but what brand/size… Thanks!