Zucchini Quiche (Crescent Roll-Recipe)

"We fell in love with this recipe back at home... it even trumped pizza! It has similar spices (maybe like a "white pizza") and it's relatively fast and easy! Use smaller zucchini's not the massive garden ones... or pick them small and tender. Fresh herbs change the flavor and you must use more, but go with what you like. Served well with fresh fruit/melon and blueberry muffins. Tea rooms eat your heart out!"
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
13
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
  • Melt butter with the onions and zucchini and sauté 10 min or until onions are translucent.
  • While this cooks mix herbs and spices in one bowl, eggs and cheese in another.
  • Add spices to the pan and mix well.
  • Add egg cheese mix to pan and stir quickly.
  • Line your pie pan with the crescent rolls and baste with mustard (it helps to space them like a wide spaced puzzle before you join the pieces.
  • Quickly transfer to crescent roll lined pan (cheese melts quickly).
  • Bake 18-20 minutes or until golden and not runny.
  • Allow to cool and firm up 10 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. This receipe was a Pillsbury bakeoff award winner in 1980. It is a family favorite since and kids love it! Not very filling, you may want to pair it with a meat dish (or make two). The pie can come out a little soggy if there is excess moisture in it. Make sure you cook it long enough and let it sit the recommended time.
     
  2. this is my favorite way to eat zucchini
     
  3. this was great! i used reduced fat smart balance (and lessened the amt), reduced fat crescent rolls, and part skim mozzarella. it was still full of flavor!!! will definitely make this again...oh and i used a pizza tray to bake on so it was thinner and more like a pizza than a quiche. yum!
     
  4. How perfect is this for summer!! Use everything fresh from the garden. I prefer to use regular mustard, but if you like Dijon, great!
     
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I love food! I am always amazed that there are always new things to try... even foods I hated as a child are often a new thing to love. I'm always interested in trying gourmet or cultural favorites. I dabble in the kitchen on whims mostly. Usually spurred on by upcoming events, parties, etc. I especially love a great presentation. Outside the kitchen I like reading to my kids, classic lit, fantasy, Harry Potter mania stuff, church stuff (weird mix?-- I think not). Right now we are in the mid-madness of getting the kids ready with their 4-H projects and getting ready to help with church camp which we volunteer for.
 
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