
Ninety cents a serving for something that looks this good straight from a cast iron skillet. The roasted vegetable frittata recipe card gives you the full method in six clean steps.
Laid out in two columns beneath a bold illustrated title, the roasted vegetable frittata recipe card shows a serves and total time bar at the top, followed by a bulleted ingredients list on the left and six numbered instructions on the right. Ingredients include leftover roasted vegetables, eggs, milk, shredded cheese, olive oil, salt, and pepper, with every measurement spelled out clearly. A photograph of the finished frittata sliced in a cast iron skillet sits in the upper right corner alongside illustrated vegetables at the bottom left.
Part of the Cheap & Healthy Food Recipes collection, this card is built for cooks who want a reliable weekend brunch or a weeknight dinner that uses up whatever roasted vegetables are already in the fridge. The instruction column gives enough line space to read comfortably at a glance, and the cost callout, ninety cents per serving for four, makes it easy to justify printing a copy for the kitchen binder.


Fine liners handle the narrow stats bar at the top cleanly if you want to annotate your preferred vegetable mix or adjust the cheese. Larger fields like the instruction steps have enough room for a gel pen note in the margins without crowding the text. Laminating the card and using a dry erase marker lets you tick off steps as you cook and wipe it clean for next time.

A single-sided print on 65 lb cardstock keeps the card sturdy enough to prop against a backsplash while you cook. If you plan to slot it into a binder, add a quarter-inch left margin adjustment before printing so the hole punch does not clip the ingredients column.