Crustless Quiche Recipe with Spinach

This crustless quiche recipe with spinach is the classic addition to your french menu. A combo recipe including both options for crust lovers and for those who don’t like quiche with crust. This quiche recipe is perfect to have in brunch or with evening tea. A classic quiche with spinach to delight the guests with its creamy texture.

What is a Quiche?

A quiche is a savory dish consist of eggs, milk, butter, flour, and cheese. A creamy custard-like filling is put into a pastry crust or crumb-coated pie shell. The filling is on the sweet side with fruit, meat, vegetables or it can be savory with bacon or ham.

A quiche is made in many different flavors and styles. There are many variations on the recipe for this dish that vary in ingredients and also in cooking methods. It is difficult to pinpoint when the first quiche was created but it became more popular during the 20th century because of increased interest in high-end cooking in France.

What to use as a base of quiche; Crust or no crust?

I usually blind bake the crust before adding any filling but this step is not always necessary if the filling isn’t watery. The egg mixture is then poured into the pie crust either with metal cups called muffin tins with pie crust discs to keep them in place so they cook evenly in the middle as well. Before diving straight into the recipe let’s explore a bit about the fact of why quiche with spinach is famous.

What are some of the Benefits of Eating Spinach?

Spinach is a green leafy vegetable that comes from the same family as cabbage, mustard greens, and collard greens. It is an excellent source of vitamin K, A, B6, folate, manganese, potassium, magnesium, and iron.

Some of the benefits of spinach include its ability to lower blood pressure and the risk for heart disease. It’s beneficial for people with diabetes because it contains dietary nitrates which help regulate blood sugar levels. Spinach also contains quercetin which has anti-inflammatory properties that help with allergies or asthma symptoms.

How to Make Spinach Quiche

Ingredients to make spinach quiche

All you need for this dish is:

• 1 package of frozen spinach (thawed and drained)
• 2 eggs
• 1/2 cup of milk
• 1/2 cup of cooking oil
• Salt and pepper to taste
• A pie dish or quiche dish

Making the best spinach quiche crust

The best quiche crust is an all-butter crust with a few tablespoons of melted butter.
Mix the butter with the flour, salt, and water until it forms a dough. If the dough is too sticky, add more flour (not too much or you will end up with dry, tough quiche). It’s OK if the dough is crumbly and not very wet.

Next, fold in your cold butter by hand into small cubes and then press them into the dough.

How to make the crust perfect for quiche?

A perfect quiche crust is absolutely essential to the success of your dish. A quiche crust needs to be light but also sturdy enough to stand up to the weight of all the filling. It should be golden brown on the outside, chewy, and moist on the inside. And it should be cut easily with a fork or spoon.

There are many ways of achieving these goals, but this article will provide you with two recipes that are sure to impress your dinner guests!

The perfect crust for a quiche is not only golden brown outside but chewy and moist on the inside. When you slice into it with a fork or spoon, it should cut easily without crumbling and without too much effort.

Making quiche recipe without the crust

This is a recipe for a crustless quiche that is made with spinach instead of the traditional pastry crust. If you are looking for an easy and delicious quiche recipe without a crust, here is one that is as simple as it gets.