Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado
Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado is delicious for a quick low-carb or Keto breakfast, and this is a flavor combination I’d never get tired of. And this delicious frittata with Feta cheese only has about 3 net carbs per serving!
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Today I’m sharing this updated recipe for Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado, and I would be so happy if some of you have Feta Cheese and Avocado on hand and can try this right away. And if you don’t have exactly the ingredients I used, you can definitely improvise the recipe with a different kind of cheese, or even different veggies and still make a frittata that will be very tasty.
This recipe has some historical significance for me because I first posted it just a few days before I retired from teaching elementary school and became a full time blogger! As you might imagine, my photos from back then were pretty sad, and when I decided to update the photos I made this into a regular frittata that serves six! And we loved it when we tested the new-and-improved recipe; I hope you enjoy!
What ingredients do you need?
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- Olive Oil (affiliate link)
- green onions
- eggs
- half and half (optional)
- Spike Seasoning (affiliate link), or other all purpose seasoning blend
- fresh ground black pepper
- avocado
- Feta cheese
What is a Frittata?
A frittata is a type of Italian omelet that’s not turned or folded but is browned under the broiler to finish the cooking. It’s the type of dish you can happily enjoy for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and the ingredient combinations are endless.
Can you make the frittata without Feta cheese?
If you don’t have Feta or don’t want to use it, this recipe would be dreamy with Queso Fresca or Cotija, or one of the other crumbly Mexican cheeses. But if you don’t have any special cheese like that, it would still be delicious with simple grated Mozzarella or even the Three Cheese Mexican Blend that’s sold everywhere.
What else could you use in a Feta Cheese Frittata?
If you’d like to make a frittata with Feta cheese but don’t have avocado (or aren’t a fan), I would love this recipe with Feta and bacon! Feta would also be delicious paired with red bell pepper, zucchini, or cherry tomatoes.
Want more Low-Carb Breakfast with Avocado?
Check out Keto Breakfasts with Avocado for more tasty breakfast recipes like this one.
How to Make Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado:
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- Slice 6 green onions, keeping the dark and lighter parts separate.
- Crumble Feta and dice up avocado.
- Beat eggs with half and half and Spike Seasoning (affiliate link).
- Saute green onions in olive oil over medium heat, using a 10 or 12 inch frying pan with a lid. (Forgot to take a photo of that!)
- Pour eggs over the green onion and immediately turn heat to low.
- Start to preheat the broiler.
- When eggs have started to look set around the edges (about 2-3 minutes) spoon avocado pieces over the eggs.
- Cook 1-2 minutes, then crumble the feta over the avocado and cook 2-3 minutes more.
- Cover pan and cook until frittata is starting to brown on the bottom and barely set on top, about 8 minutes covered.
- Put the frittata under the broiler and broil until eggs are completely set and top is starting to brown, probably not more than a couple of minutes. (Keep an eye on it!)
- Sprinkle with green parts of the green onion.
- Serve hot and enjoy!
More Recipes with Feta and Avocado:
- Baked Eggs with Avocado and Feta
- Cucumber Avocado Salad with Feta
- Lemony Shrimp Salad with Avocado, Heart of Palm, and Feta
Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado
This easy Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado is delicious for a quick breakfast, and if you're lucky you may have leftovers to eat another day.
Ingredients
- 1 T olive oil
- 6 green onions
- 8 eggs
- 2 T half and half (see notes)
- 1 tsp. Spike Seasoning (optional but recommended)
- fresh ground black pepper to taste
- 1 large avocado, diced into pieces about 1/2 inch across
- 3/4 cup crumbled Feta cheese (see notes)
Instructions
- Slice 6 green onions, keeping the dark green part and the lighter and white parts separate.
- Crumble desired amount of Feta and dice up one large avocado.
- Beat eggs with a little half and half and some Spike Seasoning (affiliate link) or another all-purpose seasoning and pepper.
- Saute green onions over medium heat in a bit of olive oil, using a 10 or 12 inch frying pan that has a lid.
- Pour the beaten eggs over the green onion and immediately turn heat to low.
- Start to preheat the broiler at this point.
- When the eggs have started to barely look set around the edges (about 2-3 minutes) spoon the avocado pieces over the eggs, making sure they are well distributed in the pan.
- Cook for 1-2 minutes, then crumble the feta over the top of the avocado and cook 2-3 minutes more.
- Then cover pan and cook until the frittata is starting to brown on the bottom and barely set on top, about 8 minutes covered.
- Put the frittata under the broiler and broil until eggs are completely set and the top is starting to lightly brown, probably not more than a couple of minutes. (Keep an eye on it)
- Sprinkle with green parts of the green onion.
- Serve hot and enjoy!
Notes
Use milk, cream, or half and half in the eggs, whichever you prefer. If you don't have Spike Seasoning (affiliate link), use any all-purpose seasoning that's good with eggs. I love Feta Cheese, but use more or less Feta to taste.
Recipe created by Kalyn in 2009 as a mini-frittata and updated as a frittata that serves 6 in 2020.
Nutrition Information
Yield
6Serving Size
1Amount Per Serving Calories 231Total Fat 18gSaturated Fat 6gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 11gCholesterol 266mgSodium 528mgCarbohydrates 6gFiber 3gSugar 2gProtein 12g
Nutrition information is automatically calculated by the Recipe Plug-In I am using. I am not a nutritionist and cannot guarantee 100% accuracy, since many variables affect those calculations.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions:
Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado is a great breakfast for low-carb and Keto diets. Avocados are considered a “good fat” for the original South Beach Diet, but are limited to 1/3 avocado per day and you’d probably have to use less cheese to make this South Beach Diet approved.
Find More Recipes Like This One:
Check out Breakfast Recipes to find more ideas like this one. Use the Recipes by Diet Type photo index pages to find more recipes suitable for a specific eating plan. You might also like to follow Kalyn’s Kitchen on Pinterest, on Facebook, on Instagram, on TikTok, or on YouTube to see all the good recipes I’m sharing there.
Historical Notes for this Recipe
This frittata recipe that has Feta cheese and avocado was first posted as a mini-frittata for two in June 2009. It was updated (with GREATLY improved photos) as a frittata that serves six in March 2020 and was last updated with more information in 2024.
43 Comments on “Feta Cheese Frittata with Avocado”
Thanks for sharing the great recipe. I loved it.
It looks yummy. I will try at home
Made this just now and it is so good! We are feta and fresh avocado fans and have been looking for low carb options during this Covid quarantine. I am loving your site for great new ideas (the ham & cauliflower casserole! Wow, it was good!!!). Thanks for a great breakfast frittata on a beautiful Saturday morning.  I really enjoy your recipes and writing — such great tips.
Thanks so much for that nice feedback! So glad you have been enjoying the recipes!
That sounds good!
I tried it with roasted red peppers instead of tomatoes and the combination of sweet and salty was great! Thanks for the recipe!
You're welcome! Hope it's a hit with the parents!
Perfect for brunch when the parents come over next weekend … can always count on you to rescue me in the kitchen, Kalyn! Thks!
Sounds good! I think tomatoes would be a great addition!
Hi Kalyn, I made this last night and it was *great*–a little rich. I think I will omit the feta next time. And I want to let you know what really kicked it up a notch was: I diced two small tomatoes and tossed them with EVOO, garlic, salt and pepper, and basil. I put the tomatoes on top of the fritata–the sweetness of the tomatoes cut the richness of the eggs. I will definitely be making this again!
Dazy, you are sweet. It's all about the light, and the day I took those pictures the light was just right.
I'm trying this out. I think I'll try to shoot it, but I don't think it will be as pretty as your picture!
Kevin, so glad you liked it!
I just made this tonight. Delish!
Lu, thanks for the feedback! So glad you enjoyed it! It was a hit with the contractors too when I tried it out on them.
Kalyn, I posted on FB yesterday that I was going to make this last night for dinner. Well, I did and the hub and I enjoyed it tremendously. Very tasty dish. A definite recipe to add to the repertoire. Thanks!
Lu
Although avocado is not a traditional Greek ingredient, it has been enjoyed of late and it's fitting in well.
I might have this all by myself…double the recipe please!
I like the sound of using avocado in a frittata. Feta is of course always welcome to join in on the fun.
Thanks to everyone for making my retirement so special. I've gotten so many encouraging comments on the blog, Twitter, and Facebook that it's making me even more excited to start the next chapter of my life.
COngratulations for your retirement!!!, I hope you enjoy your new life and don't miss the job so much… I always enjoy read your blog. Warm Hugs…
Sandra
Kalyn,
I am not going to be coy – I am so excited that you are done with the other the job so that you can post and post and post, etc. etc. Love your blog and am excitedly awaiting your new dishes! Congratulations!
That makes today your last day! Woo-hoo!
Feta is basically my favorite food in the world (well, I say that about a lot of things really). Congrats on your retirement!! I hope some day I can follow in your footsteps. Your blogging studio looks beautiful 🙂 🙂
Sues
I'm behind on my blog reading, so it's Friday all ready!
Happy last day of school!
what a great combination! and it looks very pretty too!
So, how does it feel to be officially retired? I bet your looking forward to putting your blogging office to good use!
This looks delicious! The combination of avocado and feta sounds wonderful.
Hello Kalyn,
I often top my eggs with avocados, but never thought about incorporating them into the batter. I'll be trying this for breakfast this morning!
Laura
A woman has to eat! Yes. And that mini-frittata plate is beautiful. Huge congrats on the big R. A whole new phase begins. How exciting!
I love anything avocado and paired with feta-mmmmm mmm mmm! I am literally drooling on my desk! Thanks for the recipe.
I've combined feta and avocado in a green salad, often with some nectarine to balance the flavors, but I've never thought of doing it with eggs. Inspired! I'm going to try it this weekend.
mmmm great brunch dish for the weekend. I just bookmarked your recipe.
I'm glad people like the idea of feta and avocado with eggs. Egg whites would be fine for this I'm sure.
Also thanks for all the retirement good wishes. I am slowly realizing it is a little bittersweet, but more sweet than bitter in the long run I'm sure. And yes, I'm looking forward to more time in the kitchen!
Love your site and all the recipes! Congrats on your retirement-I still have a few school years to go…
The perfect size for us…but I bet Josh could eat it all by himself:) Congrats on your teaching accomplishments! Enjoy the last of it and then it's time for some serious R and R! You deserve it!
A wonderful and somewhat bittersweet occasion.I am sure you will be still very busy, and I look forward to reading a lot more after you get settled. As for the recipe…anything with feta and avocado is a hit with me!
What a unique frittata! I always do enjoy your egg creations.
Happy retirement! Your readers are happy you will have more time in the kitchen.
Now that's a perfect breakfast!
Wow, you have a lot going on. Won't it be strange to not go back to the classroom in the fall after so many years of teaching? I'm excited for you and hope you enjoy blogging full time. Should be so fun!
Looks lovely. I agree with Joanne. Feta + avocado = how can it go wrong? 🙂
I tend to make a lot of frittatas (frittate?) during the summer months. Yours is a perfect example of light, tasty and nutritious meal! I'll have to try the avocado next time.
Congratulations on your retirement, I always enjoy your posts, though rarely leave a comment.
Oh this looks so good! I am assuming it would work just as well with egg whites? I'm not a big egg person, but this looks like something I must try!
This sounds incredibly good. The salty feta with the creamy avocado – a match made in heaven.
Absolutely delicious! I love the saltiness of feta in eggs.