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Everyone
knows how to make a quiche... but here is what I do...
I've
never been a fan of quiches.. I HATE sloppy ones... so I make mine a bit
thicker so they aren't sloppy.
Serves:
4
Freeze?
Microwave?:
Freeze
- yes.... you can microwave to reheat it, but not to cook it.
Ingredients:
6 eggs
(you could use 4 if you wanted)
Spring
onions
bacon
(2 rashers)
1 low
fat cheese slice - or about 1/4 cup grated cheese
1 teaspoon
cornflour
a "splash"
of milk (about 1/4 cup.... a bit less..)
a small
amount of broccoli
a small
amount of sweet corn
1 sheet
puff pastry
Optional
- cooked diced chicken breast
Preparation
time:
Umm...
about 3 mins to put together, and maybe 15 mins to cook..
Oven
Temp:
Reasonably
hot..... as you need to cook the pastry. Often I need to turn the
oven down after the pastry is cooked, so that the filling cooks but the
pastry doesn't burn.
Method:
1).
cut the brocoli up into small pieces and boil/steam this to cook it with
the corn.
2).
Fry the bacon and spring onions (chopped of course). Then leave to
cool.
3).
Put the cornflour into a coffee mug, add the milk and stir until it is
combined. Beat the eggs and milk mix together. Add whatever
herbs and spices you like. At least salt and pepper.
4).
Break up the cheese slice (or add grated cheese) and mix well. Add
the bacon and onion.. and cooked chicken if you are adding that.
When the broccoli and corn is done, add that too. Stir gently, but
don't whisk it! (otherwise you'll have too much air in the quiche
and it will puff up and look bizarre)
5).
Line a flan tin with the pastry (I need to cut some of the overlap off
and use it in the areas it doesn't cover). Add the egg mix (which
by now should contain everything. Use a pastry brush to coat any
exposed pastry with the filling mix.
6).
Put this on the top shelf of the oven and bake until pastry is browned.
You might need to turn the oven down towards the end to let the inside
set without burning the pastry.
This should
make a filling quiche that isn't sloppy (I hate sloppy quiche). The
flour helps bind it all and make a firm filling.

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