Quiche crust
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Inspired by Stella Parks, this quiche crust recipe relies on a single extended pre-bake, often known as a blind bake. This genius method eliminates the need to dock the dough or juggle two separate baking periods. The outcome? An exceptionally flaky, sturdy crust that holds its shape and won’t shrink or puff up. Here’s the good news – you can prepare the dough using a variety of methods. I’ve found that rolling the butter into the flour produces a supremely flaky crust and provides a bit…
Make your own homemade flaky and buttery quiche crust with my 3 ingredient shortcrust pastry recipe. Made from just water, flour and butter, this recipe is perfect for pies, tarts and quiches.
Ina Garten’s quiche is made with a buttery, crispy and flaky pie crust along with a rich egg filling and some delicious mix-ins including bacon and herbs. It’s perfect for weekends and holidays and you can add whatever you want to it like Feta cheese, ham, white cheddar cheese, crab meat, or spinach.
Making a buttery, flaky quiche crust from scratch is easy peasy. It takes only 10 minutes to make the dough and roll it out, then 20 minutes to get it cold and ready to bake.
Discover the secret to the best quiche ever with this detailed recipe. Flaky crust, creamy filling, and your favorite add-ins!
Quiche fits the bill any time of day, be it breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner. You can make it rich and decadent, with the butteriest crust and heaps of cheese, or you can lighten it up and pack it with flavorful veggies. Whichever way you choose, it’s a guaranteed hit. That is, as long as you avoid a few common quiche-making mistakes. Baking a quiche is really quite simple. In its most basic form, it’s a custard of eggs and milk baked in a pie crust.
Recipe video above. This is a recipe for quiche and pie crusts, both of which are made using shortcrust pastry. This is a great, EASY classic quiche crust. Quiche crusts are just made with shortcrust pastry. Made using a food processor, very slightly adapted from this recipe by Emeril Lagasse.Inactive chill time: 1 hour. This is the recipe I've been using for years and years, and it has never failed me! Makes pastry for 1 x 23cm / 9" pie dish or tart tin (serves 8 - 12 people).
Whether you're looking for a hearty bacon-packed breakfast quiche or a lighter spinach version to welcome the warm spring weather, they're all here.
