Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Crustless Veggie Quiche



When looking for a ‘meatless’ meal - I often turn to quiche.  The absence of a traditional crust shouldn’t make you shy away from this recipe.  After an initial stir-fry step, the topping is a simple mixture of grated cheese and beaten eggs.  It’s a great lunch idea when you need a change of pace.


When I found this recipe on catholiccuisine - there was a disclaimer:  “This quiche tastes much better than it looks”...  I love an honest statement like that.  I wasn’t expecting much, but I thought it was a beautiful quiche.  

I usually think twice about quiche because of the extra step of making a crust.  This leaves me without that excuse.  I'm sure you could substitute other vegetables for the spinach & mushrooms.
I do need to mention that it is best freshly baked.  Often I reheat quiche in the microwave with good results - but this one needs to be served right away.  

Check out catholiccuisine for their fun St. Patrick’s Day ideas...

For my adaptation of their recipe, go to:


1 comment:

  1. Oh my I want some of this. This is one of my all time favorites Mom!

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