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How to cook a Christmas frittata

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Champion cook Vicky Novak is an 'eggspert' with eggs. She has been crowned Britain's Eggs Factor winner because of her cooking skills, and in this video she shows how to cook up the traditional omelette-esque Italian dish, the frittata. It’s a great meal to make with all the Christmas leftovers.

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