Tried the veggie Quiche cups

  • YUMMY!!! I sort of turned up my nose to them when I read about them in the book but I thought, hey, I should at least give them a try - OMG - they are delicious!!
    Has anyone tried making any varieties? Just curious because I think these are going to become a regular part of my diet mm mmm mmmm
  • I make breakfast ones with cheese, canadian bacon and mushrooms, and lunch ones with cheese, mushrooms, and broccoli florets.
  • me too!
    I just made them for the first time the other night - I cut back the spinach a bit, added onion, garlic, and a combo of red and orange pepper , and some feta cheese along with the mozz. Plus- they freeze great! So, I think I will make some more this weekend to keep in the freezer and use on those mornings when we're running too late to actually make breakfast.

    BethAnn
  • Well, leaving aside the human tragedy of eating something out of a muffin case that is not actually a muffin, I suppose they are ok. But how do you stop them sticking to the paper?
  • Clovey, don't use the paper cups. No one does. We just spray our muffin tins with a bit of non-stick, low-fat "oil".
    I once ate half of one of those paper cups before realizing it...
  • tastes the same.......
  • Quote: Clovey, don't use the paper cups. No one does. We just spray our muffin tins with a bit of non-stick, low-fat "oil".
    I once ate half of one of those paper cups before realizing it...
    I did that too!
  • I forgot to mention that I sauteed the veggies in a little bit of olive oil before adding them to the egg - really brings out the flavor. I also added just a splash of skim milk and mixed them well so they got nice and fluffy.

    BethAnn
  • Clovey - you are a scream.
    I love your sense of humour!

    Re the eggy/spinachy thingies..... I think they got me through PhI of the plan. Very easy to zap in the microwave for a quick breakfast!

    jo