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Easy Spinach Quiche Recipe

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Chef’s Tips and Tricks

Fresh vs. Frozen Spinach

Both work beautifully. Fresh gives a brighter flavor and texture, while frozen is ultra-convenient. If you go frozen, just make sure it’s fully thawed and squeezed dry nobody wants watery quiche!

Best Cheese Combos

Gruyère adds a nutty depth, cheddar brings sharpness, and mozzarella gives you that gooey melt. I often do a mix of two for complexity.

Don’t Overbake

This is the number one issue I see with quiche. The center should be just set, like a soft custard. If it jiggles slightly in the middle, that’s okay it’ll firm up as it cools.

“Quiche is the culinary equivalent of a deep breath calm, comforting, and soul-satisfying.” – @TheEggWhisperer

 

  • Flavor Variations and Add-In Ideas
    Mediterranean: Add sun-dried tomatoes, feta, and olives
    Meaty: Add cooked bacon, sausage, or ham for a protein boost
    Herbaceous: Stir in chopped parsley, basil, or thyme
    Low-Carb: Go crustless and add more cheese and veggies
    Creamy spinach quiche with golden crust
    Savory spinach quiche with melted cheese and flaky crust
    FAQs About Spinach Quiche
    Can I make this ahead of time?
    Yes! It keeps well in the fridge for up to 4 days and reheats beautifully. You can also freeze it just cool completely before wrapping tightly.

    What’s the best pan to use?
    A 9-inch tart or pie pan works best. Use ceramic, glass, or metal just adjust the bake time slightly if your dish is thick.

    Can I skip the crust?
    Absolutely. A crustless quiche is quicker, lower in carbs, and still delicious. Just grease your pan well and bake as usual.

    How do I know when it’s done?
    The center should be set, not liquid. A knife inserted near the center should come out mostly clean. Let it cool slightly before slicing.

    Looking for a sweet treat to finish off your brunch spread? Try this perfect vanilla cupcakes recipe for a delightful pairing.

    Serving Suggestions
    Serve with a crisp green salad and vinaigrette for a balanced brunch
    Pair with roasted potatoes or fresh fruit for a hearty meal
    Cut into small squares for an elegant appetizer or party bite
    Or serve it alongside warm Cheesecake Factory-style bread for a savory-sweet contrast.

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