With so many ways to reinvent this classic dish, it’s no wonder quiche is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
Familybreakfasts, weekendbrunch, holiday get-togethers and more: when you’re looking for an easy-yet-impressiveegg recipeto add to your menu, try quiche. It’s incredibly versatile and can be adapted to just about any ingredients that you have on hand.
And, it’s just as enjoyable fresh from the oven as it is at room temperature, so it’s a great make-ahead option, too. One of our favorite flavor combinations? Turkey, Cheddar and fresh herbs. You’ll be surprised how a few fronds of fresh dill totally transform this dish, infusing it with lots of fresh, herbaceous flavor.
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Crab and Tomato Quiche
Jumbo lump crab meat elevates this simple quiche — making it perfect for entertaining and special occasions.
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Chicken and Spinach Quiche with Smoked Gouda
This hearty egg dish has a tender homemade crust and is packed with shredded chicken, spinach and Gouda.
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Crab and Bacon Quiche
Load a gorgeous custard with fontina cheese, bacon and crabmeat for a delectable quiche.
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Bacon Lattice Breakfast Pie
All the creamy, eggy deliciousness of a quiche, but with a rustic look and simple preparation – and did we mention the crispy bacon lattice topping?
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Artichoke and Feta Quiche
A custardy quiche, with a crust made from scratch, is filled with shallots, artichoke hearts and feta.
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Turkey Bacon and Broccoli Quiche
A turkey bacon lattice topper adds an impressive element to this classic quiche combination. Using a prepared crust makes it super easy to pull together.
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Sopressata and Olive Quiche
We’ve taken classic quiche and given it an Italian twist. This versionmarriessavorysopressataand grated Parmesan with fresh, fragrant basil.
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Quiche Valerie
Mom knows best! And we’re betting that’sthe reason Valerie’squiche starts with a flaky, homemade pie crust — made from a family recipe.
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Deep-Dish Hash Brown Ham and Cheese Quiche
No rolling pie crust for this quiche. The savory mixture of ham, Gruyere and eggs is nestled into a crispy crust of golden-baked hashbrowns.
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Mini Quiches with Peas and Bacon
Our favorite way to sneak more green veggies into our diet? Bake them into cheesy, bacon quiche cups!
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Caramelized Onion, Mushroom and Gruyere Quiche with Oat Crust
Rolled oats give the crust on this quiche extra heft. That means it can hold lots of good-for-youfillings like mushrooms, onions and protein-packed eggs.
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Crustless Caprese Quiche
You don’t need to be a seasoned cook tomake something fantastic. Try this can’t-fail quiche: the technique isstraight-forward, the flavors are classic and the presentation is sure to impress.
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Spicy Chicken and Onion Quiche
This quiche takes a bit of time and effort but we promise, it’s worth the work. Loaded with tender, shredded chicken and creamy pepper Jack cheese, it’s guaranteed to become a family favorite.
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Mini Spinach and Mushroom Quiche
If you’re looking for a satisfying bite that’s low on calories,these individual-size quichesare the way to go. They’re crustless, topped with turkey bacon and made with a combination of whole eggs and egg whites.
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Bread Bowl Quiche Lorraine
A crispy bread bowl and a fluffy, cheesy quiche? We can honestly not imagine a better combination we’d be as happy to eat for breakfast as we would dinner.
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Cowgirl Quiche
Clearly, this isn’t Ree’s first time at therodeo; she effortlessly elevates classic hamand onion quicheby adding fresh chives toher scratch-madepiecrust.
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Meat Lover’s Quiche
With a savory blend of bacon, ham, salami and sweet Italian sausage this meaty quiche makes the perfect meal any time of day. Serve it as part of your breakfast spread or make it a dinner-worthy main when you pair it with salad or roasted veggies.
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Ham, Tomato and Swiss Quiche
Refrigerated crescent roll dough makes a great crust for quiche. Line your pie plate with it and then add a thin layer of cheese(before you pour your other fillings in)to keep the egg mixture from soaking in too much.Your crust will bake up golden-brown and fluffy.
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Pastrami and Swiss Quiche
If pastrami and Swiss is your go-to delisammythen this meat-and-cheese-stuffed quiche is for you. You won’t miss the bread at all — we promise!
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Brie and Broccoli Quiche
Calling all Brie aficionados! This recipe is loaded with cheesy goodness. You’ll find warm, melty chunks of Brie dotted throughout this satisfying, oven-baked quiche.
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Sausage and Mozzarella Quiche with Pickled Cherry Peppers
A spin on Italian sausage and peppers, the rich, meaty flavor of this easy-to-make quiche is perked up by peppy, pickled peppers.
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Green Chile Quiche
Looking for a way to wake up your run-of-the-mill quiche? Use tangy greenchilesand pepper Jack cheese to cut through the richness of the custardy, baked eggs.
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Country Quiche
Trisha has a tasty tip for making this homestyle quiche even more filling: add cooked cheesetortellini. Just make sure the pasta is fully covered by egg before the quiche goes into the oven — otherwise the tortellini will burn.
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Crepe Quiche Lorraine
Proof that good things come in small packages,these individual-size quichesare baked into delicate, easy-to-make, herb crepes.
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Goat Cheese Quiche
The simplest touches give this quiche a gourmet flair: a flaky puff pastry crust, tangy crumbles of goat cheese and hardy greenssautéedin aromatic garlic.
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Poblano Enchilada Quiche
Thought quiche was just for breakfast or brunch? This super flavorful, Tex-Mex-inspired egg bake features a tortilla crust, sliced poblano pepper and red enchilada sauce.
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Slow-Cooker Ham, Cheese and Spinach Crustless Quiche
Did you know that you can make quiche in the slow cooker? We find that this technique comes in handy around the holidays when we’re cooking big meals — and usually short on oven space!
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Crustless Spinach Quiche
With its bubbly, golden-brown cheese topping and colorful filling of smoky gouda and good-for-yougreens, this crustless quiche looks as good as it tastes!
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Hash Brown, Tomato and Mozzarella Quiche
If the kiddos like to help in the kitchen, try this family-friendlyquicherecipe. Your little ones cansqueeze the moisture out the potatoes, measure and mix. Bigger kids can pat the potatoes into the pie dish, shred the cheese and snip the chives with kitchen shears.
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Cowboy Quiche
This deep-dish quiche needs a lot of time in the oven to cook all the way through, so don’t forget to coverit for the first 45 minutes. You can use a piece offoil on top to prevent the crust from browning too quickly.
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Ham and Gruyere Quiche
Need a shortcut? Don’t make pie crust from scratch. The frozen, store-bought version works great — just be sure to thaw it completely before adding your fillings.
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Magic Pancake Mix Quiche
This crustless quiche has just enough eggs to be recognizably quiche-y, but most of the body comes from a surprising ingredient: pancake mix! One of the most popular brands we all know and love, Bisquick, actually started as a biscuit mix (hence the name) in the early 1930s. But as home cooks got creative with the product, the company started releasing cookbooks with dozens of recipes for cakes, breads and even donuts using the mix. This inventive hack for quiche was extremely popular in the ‘60s and ‘70s and, like all trends, has come back around as a quick, easy and reliable recipe. The filling here is a breakfast combo of bacon, onion and cheese, but feel free to customize it however you like.
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