QUICHE!
(or quickie as my sister’s friend likes to call it haha)
(or quickie as my sister’s friend likes to call it haha)
let’s seee…
monday night was my turn to make dinner for my aunt and uncle and cousins,
who always do so much for me.
who always do so much for me.
and i definitely wanted to make a quiche, but i don’t eat eggs,
and i didn't want to bring peanut butter and jelly for myself.
and i didn't want to bring peanut butter and jelly for myself.
plain old egg and spinach quiche is so easy
that a 2 year old with sponges for arms can make it with their eyes closed.
as you know, i don’t like to measure anything,
and quiche is one of those things you really never have to.
it was coming up with a vegan version i thought might be hard.
every single vegan quiche i have ever tasted has either been bland,
tasted an accident in the tahini factory, or has been crumbly and slimy.
that a 2 year old with sponges for arms can make it with their eyes closed.
as you know, i don’t like to measure anything,
and quiche is one of those things you really never have to.
it was coming up with a vegan version i thought might be hard.
every single vegan quiche i have ever tasted has either been bland,
tasted an accident in the tahini factory, or has been crumbly and slimy.
but i think i figured it out!
(sorry for the crappy piccies… i have to use my phone until i can locate my camera…)
(sorry for the crappy piccies… i have to use my phone until i can locate my camera…)
*5 eggs
*heavy cream
*your favorite egg seasonings (i use sea salt and pepper)
*nutmeg
*about 3 handfuls of baby spinach, chopped
*a couple of cloves of garlic, chopped and sauteed
*1/2 of a medium/small vidalia onion, chopped and sauteed
*a bag of colby jack shreds or american shreds, or whatever cheeses you want
*pre-baked deep dish pie crust according to directions
*smoked paprika
*aluminum foil
*heavy cream
*your favorite egg seasonings (i use sea salt and pepper)
*nutmeg
*about 3 handfuls of baby spinach, chopped
*a couple of cloves of garlic, chopped and sauteed
*1/2 of a medium/small vidalia onion, chopped and sauteed
*a bag of colby jack shreds or american shreds, or whatever cheeses you want
*pre-baked deep dish pie crust according to directions
*smoked paprika
*aluminum foil
Directions!
PREHEAT OVEN TO 350
PREHEAT OVEN TO 350
*crack eggs into a large bowl. add heavy cream… 1/4 to 1 cup depending on your tastes.
*add salt and pepper and a pinch of nutmeg to the eggs.
*beat the eggs.
*mix in the chopped baby spinach, onion, garlic. (you can saute your spinach if you want, but i put mine in fresh)
*mix in your bag of shredded cheese.
*pour into your pie shell.
*sprinkle the top of your quiche with smoked paprika and cover with aluminum foil
*bake until set. (my oven is ancient— it takes about 35 minutes in mine)
*you can bake it for a few minutes without the foil near the end to get a nice golden top
*add salt and pepper and a pinch of nutmeg to the eggs.
*beat the eggs.
*mix in the chopped baby spinach, onion, garlic. (you can saute your spinach if you want, but i put mine in fresh)
*mix in your bag of shredded cheese.
*pour into your pie shell.
*sprinkle the top of your quiche with smoked paprika and cover with aluminum foil
*bake until set. (my oven is ancient— it takes about 35 minutes in mine)
*you can bake it for a few minutes without the foil near the end to get a nice golden top
****you can add chopped ham if you eat meat, or sauteed mushrooms, or just about anything you want. it is a super easy dinner that doesn’t cost much to make****
fucking easy, right?
*tub of extra firm tofu, crumbled
*plain soy milk
*sea salt, pepper
*tumeric
*nutmeg
*three handfuls of baby spinach, chopped
*a couple of garlic cloves, chopped and sauteed
*1/2 of a small vidalia onion, chopped and sauteed
*bag of vegan american cheese shreds (i used a combo of daiya and follow your heart)
*vegan parmesan
*pre-baked deep dish pie crust according to directions
*smoked paprika
*aluminum foil
*plain soy milk
*sea salt, pepper
*tumeric
*nutmeg
*three handfuls of baby spinach, chopped
*a couple of garlic cloves, chopped and sauteed
*1/2 of a small vidalia onion, chopped and sauteed
*bag of vegan american cheese shreds (i used a combo of daiya and follow your heart)
*vegan parmesan
*pre-baked deep dish pie crust according to directions
*smoked paprika
*aluminum foil
Directions!
PREHEAT OVEN TO 350
PREHEAT OVEN TO 350
*add crumbled tofu to a food processor or blender and add 1/2 of a cup of plain soy milk. pulse until it resembles a really thick version of ricotta cheese. transfer to a bowl.
*add salt and pepper and a pinch of nutmeg to the mixture. stir.
* add tumeric for color. as much as you want until you are satisfied that it looks egg-y and yellow.
*mix in the chopped baby spinach, onion, garlic. (once again, you can saute your spinach if you want, but i put mine in fresh and chopped)
*mix in your bag of shredded cheese.
*mix in roughly 1/4 c of vegan parm or more to taste.
*stir until well incorporated.
*spoon into your pie shell.
*sprinkle the top of your quiche with smoked paprika and cover with aluminum foil
*bake until set and firm. (it took about 25 minutes in my wonky oven)
*you can bake it for a few minutes without the foil near the end to get a nice golden top
**this is the first vegan quiche i have ever tried that didn't crumble into 45832783 pieces when i sliced it.**
*add salt and pepper and a pinch of nutmeg to the mixture. stir.
* add tumeric for color. as much as you want until you are satisfied that it looks egg-y and yellow.
*mix in the chopped baby spinach, onion, garlic. (once again, you can saute your spinach if you want, but i put mine in fresh and chopped)
*mix in your bag of shredded cheese.
*mix in roughly 1/4 c of vegan parm or more to taste.
*stir until well incorporated.
*spoon into your pie shell.
*sprinkle the top of your quiche with smoked paprika and cover with aluminum foil
*bake until set and firm. (it took about 25 minutes in my wonky oven)
*you can bake it for a few minutes without the foil near the end to get a nice golden top
**this is the first vegan quiche i have ever tried that didn't crumble into 45832783 pieces when i sliced it.**
make me some
ReplyDeleteI would need 3 counters of arm space just to remember where my ingredients are. This is amazing - You are the Next Food Network Star!
ReplyDeleteI've never had quiche. :(
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