Ingredients:
Hash browns- 1/4 cup per muffin (30)
Fresh Spinach- 3-4 leaves per muffin (virtually 0)
Egg - 1 per muffin (80)
Salt and Pepper
Giant muffin tin
Optional: Grated cheese (virtually 0)
The type of hash browns that you want are the plain grated potatoes, found in the frozen section. Make sure to take them out to thaw before you start this recipe!
Grease the muffin tin and fill each with a layer of hash browns (1/4th cup) and add salt and pepper. Bake for 15 minutes at 375. Pull out of the oven and sprinkle on a little bit of cheese if you want it, just enough to give it some flavor. Then layer with a couple leaves of spinach, break an egg over the spinach, and then sprinkle again with salt and pepper. Bake at 325 for 15-20 minutes.
Calorie per muffin- 120
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Friday, September 18, 2015
Monday, December 22, 2014
Apparently you need exactly 3 quiches to feed a family of eight.
And when you're managing allergies and vegetarians, having three different types of quiches are helpful. The quiche base is the precise amounts I used, the fillings are approximate, as I was in a hurry and not measuring. Cook times can't be provided right now either; I was using my stepmom's crappy convection oven.:
Quiche Base:
1 Ready made pie crust (I used Pillsbury)
6 eggs
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
(optional: 1/4 cup sour cream)
Bake the pie crust according to package instructions. In a bowl whisk together eggs, whipping cream, salt and pepper until completely mixed. If you're adding sour cream, mix in after whisking. Add a layer of each ingredient of one of the below fillings (ex: one layer of ham, then one layer of cheese)*. Pour egg mixture on top. If you're using a shitty Advantium oven, cook quiche for 15-17 minutes at these temperature levels: U=4, L=4, M=4. If you're using a normal oven, I would guess 45ish minutes at 350 degrees. Will update with a definite normal bake time later.
*Completely cover the bottom of the pie crust with the ham or mushrooms. Then completely cover the ham or mushrooms with cheese. See below for additional instructions with salsa.
Ham and Havarti filling:
1 cup diced ham
4-5 slices Havarti
Mushroom and Swiss filing:
1 cup diced mushrooms (I used baby bella)
4-5 slices Swiss cheese
Salsa and Cheese filling:
1/2-3/4 cup salsa
3/4-1 cup pre-grated Mexican blend cheese, or finely grated cheddar cheese
For salsa filling: Don't layer fillings, just mix the salsa and cheese in with the egg base.
Quiche Base:
1 Ready made pie crust (I used Pillsbury)
6 eggs
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
(optional: 1/4 cup sour cream)
Bake the pie crust according to package instructions. In a bowl whisk together eggs, whipping cream, salt and pepper until completely mixed. If you're adding sour cream, mix in after whisking. Add a layer of each ingredient of one of the below fillings (ex: one layer of ham, then one layer of cheese)*. Pour egg mixture on top. If you're using a shitty Advantium oven, cook quiche for 15-17 minutes at these temperature levels: U=4, L=4, M=4. If you're using a normal oven, I would guess 45ish minutes at 350 degrees. Will update with a definite normal bake time later.
*Completely cover the bottom of the pie crust with the ham or mushrooms. Then completely cover the ham or mushrooms with cheese. See below for additional instructions with salsa.
Ham and Havarti filling:
1 cup diced ham
4-5 slices Havarti
Mushroom and Swiss filing:
1 cup diced mushrooms (I used baby bella)
4-5 slices Swiss cheese
Salsa and Cheese filling:
1/2-3/4 cup salsa
3/4-1 cup pre-grated Mexican blend cheese, or finely grated cheddar cheese
For salsa filling: Don't layer fillings, just mix the salsa and cheese in with the egg base.
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