Mini Quiches

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Source & History

  • This might be the closest to an 'original' recipe that I contribute to this collection. I wanted to make little one-bite quiches and couldn't find a recipe that did exactly what I wanted, so after a few sessions of trial-and-error, this is what I came up with. We have these on Christmas Eve every year along with Sausage Rolls and pies.


Notes

  • Your egg mixture should resemble one that you would use for scrambled eggs or French toast.
  • I put only a little salt in the egg mixture (because I'm using bacon which is already salty) and lots of freshly ground pepper
  • I have been using the puff pastry sheets with lower fat content for the last few years (and low fat cheese).
  • I always use short-cut bacon to reduce fat content.
  • The pan I use has holes with an upper diameter of 6cm.
  • I freeze these after they are cooked and just warm them up when I want them, however they are nicer freshly cooked. I haven't figured out how to freeze them uncooked - you'd need to freeze them in the baking trays and then take them out after they were frozen to store them (unless you have lots of room in your freezer).
Author
Aileen Sorohan

Ingredients

  • 1 packet frozen puff pastry sheets
  • bacon rashers diced
  • chives/spring onions chopped
  • cheddar cheese grated
  • eggs
  • milk
  • salt
  • pepper freshly ground

Instructions

  1. Use a small muffin pan/cupcake pan. Grease the pan (I use the spray-on stuff).
  2. Cut circles of pastry and place in pan. I use the 7cm cutter.
  3. Put a little bit of chopped bacon, chives & cheese into each pastry shell.
  4. Beat eggs with a little milk and seasonings
  5. Put a enough egg mixture in each quiche to come to the top of the other ingredients already there.
  6. Bake in a hot oven until tops have browned (egg mixture will rise quite a bit, then fall as the quiche cools). Instruction Image

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