Try one of these easy quiche recipes for a quick dinner or take one to a party for a sure crowd pleaser.
A quiche is one of the simplest dishes you can make and good results are nearly guaranteed.
If you are new to quiche making, here are some handy tips before you get started on one of the recipes below:
how to make quiche.
Salmon filets and shallots combine with creme fraiche and swiss cheese to make this luscious, rich quiche. You can use fresh, frozen or canned salmon for this recipe.
Try making this with different cheeses for different effects: gruyère, feta, cheddar, cottage cheese, etc. You can also make this as a crustless quiche or add ham or bacon.
Quick and easy quiche featuring tender broccoli florets, onions and gruyere cheese. Substitute another cheese
if you wish or add ham or mushrooms.
Canned crab meat gets put to good use when combined with the slightly sweet taste of sauteed leeks. Perfect for a quick and delicious supper.
Munster cheese melts beautifully making it a a superb quiche ingredient. Here it is combined with bacon and
onions in a fabulous tasting yet very easy quiche recipe.
Quiche is great food for lacto-ovo vegetarians. This recipe freatures goat cheese and zucchini but once you
know the basics of quiche making, you can change it around to accommodate whatever cheese and vegetables you
have on hand.
Named after a region in the east of France, this is perhaps the most famous of quiches,. A classic quiche
lorraine includes just bacon, but you can add cheese for extra flavor and substance.
Have your own ideas for fillings for your quiche? Just follow this basic recipe and add what you wish. You can
use crème fraîche, whipping cream, half and half or even whole milk with this recipe.
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