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# Quiche
- URL: https://www.spoonfeed.be/quiche/
- Published: 2026-02-12T22:08:22.000Z
- Updated: 2026-02-12T22:10:19.000Z
- Author: Benjamin Daniels
- Tags: Recipes, Time: 45-60mins, Cuisine: France, Base: Pastry

### €4.42 │ €1.10 per portion │ Serves 6 │ 45-60mins │ France

A homely, delicious classic. Quiches are flexible, filling, and simple to make. From favourites like quiche lorraine to vegetables like leek and courgette, there's so much you can do with a tasty quiche!

Explore our flexible base recipe and ideas for great ingredient combinations to suit any week's meal plan.

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- [What to serve it with?](#what-to-serve-it-with)
- [How to use in a meal plan](#how-to-use-in-a-meal-plan)
- [Leftovers](#leftovers)
- [Utensils](#utensils)
- [Base Ingredients](#base-ingredients)
- [Method](#method)

## What to serve it with?

Quiche is like a meal on its own, so serve it with simple sides. A fresh salad or couscous goes great.

## How to use in a meal plan

Good home economics is using ingredients smartly - and that saves money and cuts food waste. A meal plan is a great way to do this.

A quiche is a great way to use up an extra ingredients at the end of the week. You can put a lot of things in a quiche. While it takes a while to cook, all that time is hands off - the actual preparation is very simple. Given that it is easy to make a large quiche, it is a great dish to make when you are short on emergency meals. Freeze extra portions and avoid needing a last-minute, expensive takeaway!

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## Leftovers

Spoonfeed meal plans save you money by using the economy of scale. Making dinner also your leftover lunch avoids spending money and extra time cooking!

It's easy to make a big quiche, and that's good because it's perfect for leftovers - quiche is great both cold or reheated in the microwave/oven.

## Utensils

- Sauté pan + lid
- Retractable quiche/cake tin (\~28cm and deep)
- Whisk

## Base Ingredients

- 230g shortcrust pastry
- 30g butter
- 20cl cream
- 20cl milk
- 3 eggs
- 1 tsp nutmeg

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****Flexible:** ****Add your favourite ingredient combination 🥚**  
Quiches are easy to customise. Here are some ideas:  
  
****\- Courgette:** Sauté 1 sliced courgette in butter until browning **+€0.98*  
****\-** ****Leek, cheese & onion:** Sauté diced onion until soft. Add 1 sliced leek. After 5 mins, cover with a lid and simmer for 10 mins. Fry off water, finish with 1 tbsp butter. Add to pastry, top with cheese **+€1.28*  
****\- Bacon lardons:** Quiche lorraine! Simply fry 200g lardons **+€2.29*  
****\- Salmon & broccoli:** Steam/boil 200g broccoli for 3-5 minutes and pan-fry 250g flaked salmon until just pink **+€5.78*

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## Method

1. Butter and flour a deep quiche tin with butter and flour. Roll out shortcrust pastry to cover the bottom and sides, including a lip over the top of the pan to allow space for shrinkage. Poke holes in the bottom with a fork. Blind bake for 12-15 minutes at 180 degrees until turning just golden. When ready, set it aside.
2. Meanwhile, prepare your fillings. Either cook them and set them aside, or while they cook/simmer you can whisk eggs and cream together. Season with nutmeg, salt, pepper.
3. With the pastry pre-baked, spoon your fillings onto the base. Pour over the eggs and cream mixture, then bake for 35-40 minutes or until golden-brown and just set on top.
4. Leave to sit for at least 5 minutes before cutting. During this time, you can prepare any fresh sides such as a simple salad. When ready, cut and serve.
5. Enjoy!