This easy crustless quiche is full of asparagus, artichokes and goat’s cheese. It’s simple to make and a delicious lunch or brunch.
The combination of asparagus and artichokes gives this crustless quiche a lovely taste of summer. Ideal for a picnic or an addition of a BBQ. The goat’s cheese is a strong flavour, but you could use a softer flavoured cheese, such as brie instead.
Enjoy this crustless asparagus quiche warm, straight from the oven or cooled on a flower filled meadow on a picnic blanket.
A crustless quiche makes a great low carb dish and and you won’t even miss a crust with this delicious flavour combination.
Cook the asparagus before adding to the quiche!
This will help enhance the flavour of the asparagus and eating raw vegetables in a quiche is not very desirable. Par-boil the asparagus or you could even stir fry it. The asparagus needs to be slightly soft but not too mushy.
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Crustless Asparagus, Artichoke & Goats Cheese Quiche
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Ingredients
- 12 stalks asparagus
- 105 ml artichokes, chopped in jar
- 85 grams goats cheese
- 8 eggs
- 3 tablespoons cream heavy/whipped
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ teaspoon black pepper
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 375F
- Grease a pie dish
- Place the asparagus in a saucepan of water and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for 5-8 minutes until the asparagus is tender. Drain and set aside.
- In a bowl, beat the eggs with the cream and season.
- Place the asparagus and artichokes in the pie dish
- Crumble in the goat's cheese.
- Pour in the egg mixture and bake for 30 minutes.
- Eat and enjoy!
Notes
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Danica Hoffman
Do you have suggestions for a goat cheese substitute? I can't stand goat cheese. Thanks!
Angela Coleby
Feta cheese or brie would work well.
Jackie
You first mention "baking tin" then you instruct
"Place the asparagus and artichokes in the pie dish
Crumble in the goat's cheese.
Pour in the egg mixture and bake for 30 minutes."
A "pie dish" is different than a "baking tin".
Your picture shows a glass pie dish.
What is the function of the baking tin and greaseproof paper?
Angela Coleby
Ah, that was when I updated the recipe. I originally made this in a square baking tin, then updated the recipe for better photos and used a pie dish, which I preferred! I've updated the recipe card. Thanks for letting me know!
Jenn
What is the tin for please? I think I missed something.
Angela Coleby
It's what I baked the quiche in.
cookingtrips
HI ! Why does it need so many eggs ?! 8 eggs, that sounds a lot to me, have you ever tried with less eggs, and if you have, then how was the outcome ?
Divalicious
I like a thick quiche, so used a lot of eggs. You could try it with less eggs for a slightly thinner quiche.
linda
how big a bunch of asparagus? Say - how many stalks? Costco bunches could fill a bread pan....
Divalicious
LOL! I was using a bunch from my supermarket which had about 8 stalks in it.
Becky
What dimensions should the tin be? 9x9? 9x13?
Divalicious
I used a 9 x 9 tin.