Ingredients:
Smoked ham slices (the cheap stuff in the big packs!)
Lightly beaten egg (it’s about ½ - ¾ egg per quiche)
Low fat cheese grated
Meat and veggies to suit. I’ve used all sorts, ham, bacon, chicken, onions, peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes, asparagus, corn – whatever’s in the fridge!!
Black pepper
Mixed dried herbs
Fry lite
Lightly beaten egg (it’s about ½ - ¾ egg per quiche)
Low fat cheese grated
Meat and veggies to suit. I’ve used all sorts, ham, bacon, chicken, onions, peppers, mushrooms, tomatoes, asparagus, corn – whatever’s in the fridge!!
Black pepper
Mixed dried herbs
Fry lite
Pre heat oven to 180 or gas mark 6
Lightly spray muffin tin with fry lite
Line the muffin tin with sliced ham, it needs to cross at
the bottom to make a ‘shell’ as this is the cup that holds the quiche
Line the tin with ham slices to make the 'crust' |
In a bowl lightly beat the eggs with pepper and dried mixed
herbs
Add whatever fillings you’d like, your grated cheese and
give a stir
Spoon the mixture into your ham ‘cups’ and fold the ham over
the top to make a little parcel
Fill with whatever you like and need to use up! |
When they’re all filled and the ham folded over, put the muffin
tray in the oven and cook for about 20-25 minutes turning halfway through if
necessary. They should be slightly firm
when you wobble the tray…the ham may catch slightly and look a little burnt, I
like that though as it’s crispy and smoky.
Smoked ham crustless quiches |
If you’re not super careful they do burst slightly and there’s
egg outside the ham cup, it will cook just fine and whilst it doesn’t look as
perfect they taste really great still so don’t worry
If they last that long, you can keep them in an air tight
container in the fridge for a couple of days, the quiches only need to heat for
a couple of minutes in the microwave and are perfect for a quick lunchtime
treat
Little quiche bombs! |
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