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BETH’S FOOLPROOF QUICHE RECIPE
Serves 8
Fits a Quiche Pan 8 in x 1 ¾” (20,3 cm x 4,5 cm) removable bottom is best. See shopping guide above for the pan I like best.
For Crust:
1 ¼ cups (150 g) flour
1/2 tsp (2.5 ml) salt
½ cup (150 g) cold unsalted butter, cubed
1 egg
2 tbsp (30 ml) ice water
For Filling:
1 tbsp (15 g) butter
½ cup (75 g) yellow onion, diced
good Pinch of salt
crackled pepper to taste
10 eggs
1 cup (240 ml) heavy cream
1 tsp (5 ml) salt
Cracked pepper to taste
1/8 tsp (1.75 ml) cayenne pepper for spice or 1/8 tsp (1.75 ml) nutmeg for a more mellow flavor
½ cup (60 g) Gruyere cheese, shredded
1 6 0z (170 g) bag baby spinach
METHOD:
TIP#1: Upgrade from a tart pan to a deep dish Quiche pan. It will send this meal over the top! So elegant and delicious. Make sure it’s a removable bottom pan.
TIP#2: If you don’t have a tart pan or a food processor buy a ready made deep dish pie crust, this will work too. Crimp the edges decoratively to look “homemade”
To make the crust:
Combine flour and salt in a food processor and pulse. Cut butter into small cubes and add to food processor and pulse.
Combine eggs with ice water, add to food processor, pulsing until a dough forms. Remove dough and roll into a ball on a floured surface.
TIP#3: Don’t Blind Bake
Roll the dough out right away and fit into the bottom of the pan, letting the sides flop over. Fit the bottom and sides, and then using back of palm fit into corners. Cut excess off the top so that dough is flush.
TIP#4: Place pan in the freezer for at least 20 mins, longer is fine too. Dough should not bend to the touch.
Meanwhile prepare the filling. Melt the butter in a sautee pan. Add onion and sautee until soft. Season with a good pinch of salt and pepper. And spinach and cook until wilted and reduced in size to about 1 cup.
Crack 10 eggs in a large bowl, whisk together, add the heavy cream and whisk. Then add salt, pepper and cayenne. Whisk to combine.
Remove spinach mixture from the pan and give it a rough chop, add to the egg mixture. Add the cheese and mix to combine.
Remove tart pan from freezer and place on a rimmed cookie sheet. Pour filling on top. Place in a 350 degree F oven for 45-50 mins or until golden brown and set (Quiche should not wiggle)
Allow to cool slightly and serve with a tossed green salad.
NOTE: This can be baked the day before. Allow to cool completely cover with foil and pop in fridge over night. To Reheat keep quiche covered with foil and reheat in a 300 degree F oven for 20 mins. Remove foil and bake 5 mins more. Enjoy!
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Hey Beth, this look amazing, Im trying it this sunday for an Oscar Viewing
Party… But, since I will have to buy the already made pay crust… I saw
one today but they all have sugar in the ingredients… Is that gonna
affect too much the taste of the quiche?
Hope you can answer this soon…
And thank you so much for your recipes, love the all… Big fan 🙂
Lovely recipe! I think the urn is dwarfing you! sorry! Good tips though
thank you!
+Entertaining With Beth can i use puff pastry? or is that dough your making
is actually puff pastry? hehehe…i just bought a box of 64 layered puff
pastry…not sure if it’s suitable for making quiches or not…
Thank you so much Beth! Final question i was planning on using the roll of
pie dough do you have a preference (brand) and would i still be able to use
the tart pan that you used for the recipe? Thanks
Pls make mini fruit tart
This tutorial is awesome and easy to follow! Love it!
Can we add cheddar cheese instead of the one u have mentioned
Believe it or not, I wasn’t a fan of quiches during my French bakery days.
There were so many other great things to eat and quiche to me was just
very…I dunno…it was a bit thick going down so one needs lots of saliva.
And that coming from someone who loves egg-based dishes. I like it fine,
it’s just not my favorite by any means. But your recipe looks great so
I’ll definitely have to give it a try. Thanks for the upload, Beth.
Great Recipe. I did a version of your recipe with a 9″ x 1.2″ tart pan but
used only two eggs. You use 10 eggs, but that seems like a incredible
amount of eggs. Is it because you’re using a deeper tart pan?
actually 1/2 cup of butter which you also call stick is 113 grams(115) is
fine but not 150 grams…
I brought a 12 inch fluted tart pan, can i use this recipe with that pan?
Wow this looks like a really nice fluffy quiche filling! I’ve just baked
one this morning and the filling was quite a fail… It wasn’t fluffy at
all, like an overcooked omelette..! I have to try your recipe!
Hey Beth, I was wondering it you could please do some more real time
recipes because I find them really entertaining as well as helpful for when
I have to cook for my family. 🙂 Also I will be trying this this very
soon. P.S. I have never made a quiche before so wish me luck!! THANKS :)
I just made this and it turned out AMAZING! Thanks so much for the recipe.
Hi Beth! Just wondering if you think gluten-free white flour would work
with this recipe? Or any other gluten free flours? Thanks!
Blind baking is to make sure that bottom is baked, this one looks raw …
Hi, Beth! Is it good to bake this in a Turbo Broiler, as I don’t have an
oven here at home :/
hi beth! if we use a ready made deep dish pie crust, would we have to make
any alterations to the amount of quiche filling? thank you!! i want to bake
this for my parents (vegetarian) for the holidays!
Becoming an addict to your recipes :). Just 1 Q, can I use frozen spinach?
and I like some pine nuts in the dish. Many thanks for the wonderful and
easy recipes. All the best.
Hi Beth! I am a big fan of yours and your recipes are great, elegant but
easy to follow along. I’m glad I have found you perfect time for me to
explore western cooking. My question is: What would be the issue if I use
10 inx2 1/3 quiche pan? I got a deeper pan than the one you have used.
Otherwise I have to find same size pan. Thanks in advance!
Hi beth, thanks for all the fabulous recipes. I love quiche so much that I
decided to try it anyway (but following another recipe for more heartier
option). I’m using the pan with a removable bottom. My quiche turned out to
be a total mess, the liquid in mixture leaked everywhere in the baking
sheet. My crust wasn’t broken, it just leaked from the gap around the pan.
I don’t know how that happened. Any clue?