Ingredients
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1
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3
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1 1/2
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1
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5
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1/4
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1
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-
-
-
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Directions
Tomato-Basil Quiche With Goat Cheese, I alwaysmake this for brunch parties, and everybody seems to love it I get a lot of requests for the recipe, so now I can give my friends & family the RZ link use a frozen pie crust to keep it easy, but it would be even better with your favorite home-made pie crust I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!, Wonderful! The goat cheese really makes this dish special used lots and lots of fresh basil and completely lined the bottom with the thin sliced roma’s I ran low of half and half, so had to use skim milk instead – used a total of 1 cup of liquid, which was perfect as I think much more would have went right out my pie crust
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Steps
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1
Done
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Blind-Bake the Pie Shell According to Package Directions (approximately 12 - 15 Minutes at 375 For the Type use. I Also Use Pie Weights to Keep the Crust from Puffing.) Set Crust Aside to Cool For Approximately 10 Minutes. |
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2
Done
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Meanwhile, Slice the Roma Tomato Thinly and Let It Sit on a Paper Towel to Draw Out Some Liquid. Chiffonade the Basil Leaves (i.e., Roll Them Up and Slice Them Into Thin Strands.). |
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3
Done
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Crumble the Goat Cheese Into the Warm Pie Shell, Distributing It Evenly Over the Bottom. Its Okay If It Begins to Melt a Bit. |
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4
Done
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Layer the Tomato Slices in One Layer Over the Goat Cheese. Sprinkle the Basil Leaves Over the Top Evenly. Top With a Dash of Nutmeg and Some Salt and Pepper. |
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5
Done
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Whisk the Eggs With the Half and Half Thoroughly. Pour the Egg Mixture Into the Pie Shell Carefully. (i Like to Do This When the Pan in on the Oven Rack to Avoid Any Spillage.). |
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6
Done
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Bake at 325 For 40 - 50 Minutes, Until the Top Is Slightly Puffed and Lightly Browned. Keep an Eye on the Crust - Halfway Through Baking (or Even Earlier) You'll Need to Use a Pie-Guard or Tin Foil to Cover the Crust So It Doesn't Get Too Brown. Allow the Quiche to Cool a Bit Before Serving. It Is Best Slightly Warm, but not Hot. |
