**Tinkerbell**
Fri Dec 07, 2012 10:36 am
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One of the most versatile foods ever invented is pie crust. It can be used to encase any combination of ingredients you can dream up. One of my favorite uses of pie crust is for quiche. A quiche is basically just an omelet in a pie crust, but it's visual appeal when serving is much more impressive than an omelet.
I've made quiche with crust, without crust, with hash brown crusts, and with cookie crusts. As with the breakfast strata, a quiche has a basic formula of crust, eggs, and meat or vegetable, so you really can't mess it up. Don't be afraid of the recipes using cookie crusts with savory fillings. It does sound strange, but they are surprisingly delicious! Here are a few of my favorite Quiche recipes.
Tomato, Bacon, and Onion Quiche
This quiche gives us permission to eat cookies for breakfast.
Tarragon and Thyme Quiche
Breakfast Hash Brown Quiche
Bacon Spinach Asiago Quiche
Inspired by the cookie crust quiche above (
Tarragon and Thyme Quiche), I created a few appetizer (or full pie-sized) quiches using gluten-free cookies to serve at the last couple GF holidays we've had. All these combinations can be made with any type of cookie, not just gluten-free.
Gluten Free Ham & Cheese Quiche Bites
Gluten Free Smoky Ginger Quiche Bites
Gluten Free Lemon & Gruyere Quiche Bites
I remember an old saying.... "Real men don't eat quiche."
Don't believe it. Save yourself some time in the kitchen, and put a smile on the faces at your table, just by serving a quiche!
