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Friday, April 11, 2014

FFwD: Quiche Maraichère

Since I was getting my hands buttered, made two portions of the sweet tart recipe!

(one frozen for a sweet treat later!)
 
simple enough ingredients
yellow capsicum (instead of red), carrots and celery
all diced small
cooked to tender in a dollop of butter
 
custard was 1.5 eggs with cream, salt and pepper
(and the amount was perfect, not a drop less or more!)
but then again I did use an 8" not 9" tart pan.... ;)
 
cheddar on top ie after baking for 20mins
after another 10mins - gold!
 
with an all home grown green salad
(tossed into mixture of olive oil and balsamic vinegar)
arugula, sweet basil and mint leaves
but the cherry tomatoes are store bought
my tomato plant is still a toddler at the moment!
 
If I remember correctly, this is my first quiche?
tart shells I made a couple times before,
so pleased with myself on this recipe
its Super Delish!
 do check out the rest of group's results at:

Quiche Maraichère (p158) 


Thanks for dropping by for a visit and leaving me a comment!

15 comments:

Mardi Michels said...

An all home-grown greens salad? WOW - impressive! Yor quiche is so puffy and lovely!

Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake said...

I'm so glad your first quiche was a success!!!

Anonymous said...

Congrats on making your first quiche. I hope that it will not be your last. Dorie's mushroom quiche is a favorite of mine.

Andrea_TheKitchenLioness said...

Emily, what a delightfully colorful quiche you made - this was quite a nice recipe wasn´t it?!

Anonymous said...

I love the side view of your tart slices! Yum!

Anonymous said...

Great job on your first quiche, Emily. Hopefully it won't be your last!

Kathy said...

Very nice first quiche, Emily! It looks wonderful!

Unknown said...

Now that's what I call a quiche! Puffy and cheesy! Beautiful!

Jora said...

You were smart to make a second crust. I wish I had one waiting for me in the freezer! I'm very jealous of your home grown salad greens. It's going to be a few months before our garden starts producing.

Cher Rockwell said...

Garden produce sounds lovely. (And the extra shell in the freezer is always a great idea).

Guyla said...

I envy your homegrown salad! Your quiche looks delicious too.

Anonymous said...

Looks delish! And how lucky to have a home grown salad! Our garden is a few months away from producing anything...

kitchen flavours said...

Lovely quiche Emily!
You grow arugula? Nice! I'm sowing mine today, hopefully! :)

TeaLady said...

Great job on your FIRST quiche. It is nice and thick and colorful.

Anonymous said...

Great job on the quiche - now you know how easy it is, you won't be able to stop making them! And I'm so looking forward to being able to provide all my salad ingredients from my garden, soon. Your salad looks amazing!