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By whitneyinnz
on March 30, 2010
Yummy! I made it with Puff Pastry instead of short pastry crust, and it tasted just like a Baked Egg Souffle from Panera Bread! Just puff the pastry for a minute before adding the egg mixture. I did regular muffin-sized quiches instead of mini ones. I still baked them for 12 minutes. I will definitely make these again!
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on June 22, 2011
I made these today to serve at our family's Mother's Day brunch tomorrow, and they were disappearing as I was taking them from the oven! My boys and my hubby just couldn't get enough of them (and I must confess, I sampled quite a few of them too!!). They are so delicious, and I will definately be making them again, as my 8 year old has requested them for his school lunchbox! My only alteration was to use puff pastry instead of shortcrust, because I had lots of puff pastry in the freezer to be used up. I will make a double batch next time, and do half with puff, and the other half with shortcrust. I took some pics, but can upload them for a couple of weeks due to computer issues. Thanks for sharing yet another of your wonderful recipes! :)
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I have now made these several times, they are our favourite quiche/egg & bacon pie. So glad I found this recipe on here, we love it! :)
By enestvmel
on January 02, 2011
Amazing how easy these were! This would be great for OAMC. I made a dozen and divided by 6, was all I had ingredients for. I just used a left over pie crust and used a glass to cut out the crusts. I baked them at 350 for about 12 minutes. They don't have to look overly brown to be done. Next time I will will try different veggies; broccoli, peppers, avocado even. I read someone tried salmon and dill and that sounds awesome!!
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Made these today, but since pastry dough is rather expensive, and on guest i gluten-allergy, I started by cooking 6 baking potatoes and letting them cool off. Shred the cold potatoes and place a tablespoon in each muffin cup. sprinkle with salt and peper, and proceed as directed in the recipe. Thanks for posting.
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on May 04, 2011
These were SO delicious. I really didn't expect them to be this good! I had to bake them for 20 mins @ 350, otherwise the bottoms weren't done through. They were delicious topped with sour cream.
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The perfect amount of ingrediants in this . I made these for my baby shower last year, I mainly ate these. So yummy! TY jan
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on March 16, 2010
This was delicious! I used sour cream and ham since that's what I had on hand. The family loved them so much I had to smack hands away ;).
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on March 06, 2010
Just made a batch of these for my daughter's wedding reception for family and I can't believe how cute they are! They look perfect! My husband and I ate probably 7 of them....oops. I think I will serve them at room temperature for reception. Thanks for such a fun recipe!
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on January 30, 2009
This recipe is excellent! Easy to make and delicious!
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on December 24, 2008
These were great!! I cut the recipe down because there were just three of us eating. I also used milk instead of cream which didn't hurt anything in my opinion. Also, I used a biscuick crust which was a little too salty for me but my parents and boyfriend didn't seem to mind. They warmed up pretty well and are very versatile. Thanks for sharing!!
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on December 17, 2008
Terrific quiche recipe! I made these into regular tart sized quiche and just baked them for an extra 10 minutes. They turned out great! They were made for a catering job I did, and they got rave reviews. I played around with the filling a little bit and made some just as posted, some with asparagus and brie, and some with smoked salmon and dill. Great recipe, thanks Jan! Made for Aussie Swap :)
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delicious! This was the first time I had made quiche and wanted mini ones for a party. I have used short crust pastry and puff pastry for this recipe but think that homemade pastry would be well worth the effort and be much better when reheated. Shortcrust worked better thjan puff which went soggy and didn't reheat very well. I have made these with asparagus and fetta and zucchini. I used muffin tins for them and I only got 24. Adding half a cup of spelt flour worked nicely in providing a soft crust as suggested by Nikki79 .They were a hit! cheers.
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on November 21, 2008
excellent, easy to follow, tastes good, freezes well, what more could you ask for?
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on April 13, 2008
Excellent recipe...these went like hot cakes at the last family BBQ I took them to!! One other tip, if you have no pastry sheets, add 1/3 to 1/2 cup plain flour to the wet ingredients. It settles during cooking and acts like a crust on the bottom.
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on February 25, 2008
Great recipe Jan, so simple and easy to follow. I am making batches of these and freezing for a 21st. The first batch I followed exactly as per recipe and the rest I have used some creamed coren in one batch and asparagus in another. Cant get any easier and tastier than this, not to mention so much easier, tastier and cheaper than any bought ones! Thanks Jan, I am still churning them out and will be even after the 21st!
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on January 22, 2008
Exceptionally easy to make and delicious as well. I made these to freeze for school lunches. I used frozen puff pastry as that is what I had on hand. I made 1/2 of them as per recipe using continental parsley and another 1/2 with added tomato and used basil instead of parsley. They froze very well and didn't become soggy when defrosted. Great recipe Jan
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on August 23, 2007
I used this recipe for a grandsons Eagle Scout court of honor. It was an absolute SMASH HIT! Thank you-I made my own pastry, but the tip if using frozen "supermarket" crust is a good one.
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on July 03, 2007
I have made these a few times and every time they are a great hit and I tell myself next time I will make more. I used puff pastry and left out the parsley and they still tasted great.
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on December 23, 2006
We made these for our cookie-swap and they were very, very tasty. The do not reheat very well - we made them early and warmed them up before the party. When they came out of the oven we couldn't keep our hands off of them, but when warmed they just weren't as good. I used ready-made pie crust, added a chopped/seeded tomato and used swiss cheese in one batch and sharp cheddar in the other. I also had to bake them much longer than 12 minutes - closer to 17. Thanks for a great recipe!
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on August 05, 2006
Yummy. I now have trouble stopping myself from popping the rest into my mouth! I used filo pastry (wanted to get rid of them) instead of shortcrust, and added oregano and some paprika into the mixture. They smell, taste and look great. The only problem was that I added too much bacon (and left out the salt) but still felt it was slightly too salty. For the second batch, I added 50g more cream and a little bit of milk to dilute the mixture. Yum. :)
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