Quiche are fairly easy to make and very versatile. You can have them for just about any meal during the day and equally you can add a range of ingredients to suit your taste. This quiche is a wonderful mix of ingredients and flavours all cooked to a lovely golden finish.
The short crust pastry base is filled with potato, roma tomatoes, bacon and parmesan. It is then surrounded by an egg, milk and chive mixture that completely fills the shell. Baked in the oven to set the egg mixture and you have a very tasty and versatile meal. Serve hot or cold for breakfast, lunch or dinner. A simple yet very enticing dish!
I use frozen short crust pastry as my base as it is so much easier and quicker than making your own pastry. However for those who want to go the extra step and make everything yourself, then feel free. Either way, this is a great quiche that will definitely satisfy the family.
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Tomato, Bacon, Potato & Chive Quiche
Instructions
Grease an approx 24cm - 25cm (9 - 10 inch) round loose-based fluted flan pan.
Add sliced potatoes to a saucepan of boiling water and cook for 10 minutes. Darin water from saucepan.
In a frying pan over medium high heat, add bacon and cook until browned.
Pre-heat a fan forced oven to 200°C (390°F).
Fit pastry sheets into base and side of fluted pan. Trim the edges of the pan. Note. one sheet will not be enough for the entire pan so make sure you push the joining sheets together to seal and cracks in the pastry. It needs to hold wet contents without leaking.
Layer about half of the potato over the base of the pan, sprinkle about half the tomato, bacon, cheese and chives over the top. Repeat layering with the remainder of the contents.
In a separate bowl, add eggs, milk and chives and whisk together.
Pour egg mixture into the pastry case.
Place in oven and cook for about 25 - 30 minutes or until set.
Remove from oven and serve with your favourite salad. Alternately cool and serve cold. Store in refrigerator.
Thank you for sharing this recipe! I’ve made it several times and keep meaning to send a “thanks!”. Simplified it just a little by using an air fryer.
Hi Mary, thanks for your feedback (and sorry for my delayed response)