Welcome to some good ol November weather where we drink more tea, hot chocolate and eat more hot soup. Oh, and where I bake more of one of my favorite dishes...Quiche cups which I actually make and take to work for a quick breakfast during my work weeks. I also brought them in for a welcoming breakfast at work and my colleagues LOVED THEM! I was so thankful as it was a pleasure to make as well as a pleasure to devour. With that said, this blog post will be how to make them so look it over, make them if you dare and if you do, let me know how things turned out. Enjoy
MAKING QUICHE CUPS
INGREDIENTS
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Pillsbury
Pie Crusts- 1 box (includes two sheets)
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Eggs-
1 Dozen
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Heavy
Cream- 1 Cup
·
Shredded
Cheese- Pepper Jack 1 ½ cups
·
Broccoli-
1 cup chopped to small pieces
·
Red
and Green Bell Pepper- ½ of each diced
·
Yellow
Onion- ½ of one cut up very finely
SUPPLIES
·
Aluminum
foil cup pan
·
Measuring
cup
·
Big
fork or spoon
·
Non-Stick
spray
Directions
1.
Heat
your oven to 375 degrees.
2.
Crack
open eggs into measuring cup then add heavy cream then stir until mixed well.
3.
Spray
the cups with a non-stick spray then sprinkle your cups with a lite flour so
the cups do not stick later.
4.
Roll
out the crusts, cut them into six quarters then place the crusts into each
muffin cup.
5.
In
each cup, your first 2oz layer of cheese goes in then add your veggies.
6.
Completely fill the cup with eggs then add one
more layer of shredded cheese.
As one of Gerri's coworkers lucky enough to get one of these delicious mini-quiches, I can attest to the wonderful aroma and taste! A cup of coffee and quiche was a great way to start the day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lucky! I'm so glad you enjoyed them. That was my intention:For you to enjoy the goodness that I created and theres more to come!
Delete~G.S-Renewed
My mini-quiche cups took a turn...I ran out of heavy cream while making quiche cups one day. So I used low-fat sour cream. While it may sound weird, it absolutely wasn't. It turned out to be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteSo you see, you can substitute if you ever make this.
-G.S.