Ingredients
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1/2
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3
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1
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4
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1
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1/2
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1/4
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1/4
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1/8
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Directions
Mexican Quiches – Mini-Sized, Great to have in the freezer for unexpected guests – as an appetizer or brunch I often make these and freeze (well-covered) in air-tight container When it’s party time, place frozen quiches on serving plate; place in microwave and cook on Reheat setting just until slightly warm You can take a few or lots from the freezer to accommodate the number of guests There are never any leftovers Preparation time includes 1 hour refrigeration , Love this recipe! So easy to make and delicious Big hit at Christmas My family wants these all the time now , Great! I served these at my Cinco de Mayo party, and they were a hit The crust on these is made quite similarly to one called for in my great-grandmother’s recipe for tiny quiches, so I made it that way (Recipe #297274) Thanks for a keeper!
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Steps
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees. |
2
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Crust: in a Small Bowl, Cream the Cream Cheese and Butter Together; Add Flour and Beat Until Moistened. |
3
Done
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Shape Into 24 Balls. |
4
Done
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Cover and Chill About 1 Hour. |
5
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Press Into Bottom and a Little Way Up the Sides of Pan. |
6
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Filling: in Each Muffin Section (use Mini-Muffin Tins), Sprinkle a Rounded Teaspoon of Cheese on Top of Unbaked Crust. |
7
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Add 1/2 Teaspoon of Green Chiles on Top Cheese. |
8
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in a Small Bowl, Mix Together Eggs, Milk, Salt and Pepper; Spoon Egg Mixture Evenly Over Chiles in Each Section. |
9
Done
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If You Like Them Hot, Sprinkle a Few Crushed Red Peppers on Top of Each Section, or Lightly Dust With Cayenne Pepper. |
10
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Bake For About 30-35 Minutes Until Just Slightly Golden on Top. |
11
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Let Stand 5 Minutes Before Removing from Pans. |
12
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Serve Warm, but Also Good at Room Temperature. |