SPINACH QUICHE IN A MUFFIN PAN
W/ EASY CRUST
 
Crust:

1 stick butter [room temperature]
1 1/2 cups flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons ice cold water

Filling:

1/2 bell pepper [red and yellow make good color] [optional]
1 package frozen chopped spinach [defrosted and drained]
6 eggs
1/2 to 1 cup shredded cheese [Italian blends work well]

Preheat oven to 425°F.

Crust:

Mix flour and salt together in a bowl.

Using a pastry cutter, whisk [pushing straight down on it], or 2 knives, cut butter into flour until butter is pea sized.

Add 4 tablespoons of ice cold water and mix with a fork until blended completely together.

Roll out dough very thinly, and cut out 12 saucer-sized circles [about 6" round].

Grease a muffin pan [Pam works best] and insert each circle into a cup, creasing the dough as needed to fit.

Bake crust for 8 minutes at 425°F. While baking, prepare filling.

Filling:

Dice bell pepper into very small pieces, and place in bowl. Add spinach. Add 6 eggs, and stir well. Mix in cheese.

Final steps:

When crust has finished baking, fill each crust cup to the top [there may be left over filling]. Place bake in oven at 425°F for 15-20 minutes until edges of crust are lightly brown.

Eat and be happy!

Submitted by: Jen Garrison

recipe reviews
Spinach Quiche in a Muffin Pan w/ Easy Crust
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 Darlene Aims (North Carolina) says:
Can you cool and freeze these?
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 Joyce Ham (Oregon) says:
Excellent! I used 2 cups of shredded zucchini instead of spinach. The crust was superb. Easy to make and delicious. A definite winner!
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 Kelly K. (Ohio) says:
This turned out great and was delicious!
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 Beverly Combs (Michigan) says:
Hi Jen - thanks for the great recipe ! I needed something quick and foolproof for a baby shower which I was attending and this really fit the bill. Not only was it "user friendly" - it was really flavorful and very well received. I cut back a bit on the peppers and added some bacon crumbled up over the top of each cup, just before I put them in the oven - because the spinach and bacon are used together in salads - I thought I could get away with it and it was really super! Thanks again for a recipe which will be used a lot around here.
Word to everyone - GIVE THIS ONE A TRY - it's yummy!!!
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 Nina (New Jersey) says:
Like what everyone aid it was hard to find a recipie for a crust. But alas this is a simple quiche recipie that will make anyone happy!
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 Caitie (Texas) says:
I made this and it's pretty easy for even the occasional chef to cook correctly. I made it without the pepper (because I am not fond of them) and the quiches turned out nicely but theyre a little bland. To add a little flavor, I chopped fresh tomatoes and put a little with a bit of extra cheese on top. It makes for a nice fresh taste.
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 Caitie (Texas) says:
Great recipe! I was trying to find something simple to make for a class project and this is perfect because everyone gets their own little mini-quiche.
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 Hayat (New Jersey) says:
Thank you so much - just like the comment before mine, it is so hard to find a crust.... Thank you very very much!
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 Ice says:
At last! I found a recipe with crust. Recipe is easy to follow and is really yummy. Thank you so much!

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