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Spinach & Basil Quiche

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Spinach and basil are always a good combination in my view but the addition of coconut milk gives a creamy, nutty taste that really makes this quiche special.

Yield: 1 Ready in 1 hours

Cuisine: ItalianMain Ingredient: Spinach

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Quiche          
Original recipe makes 1
400 gramsBaby spinach; shredded
1 bunchBasil; shredded
100 1/14 gramsParmesan cheese; grated
49 9/10 gramsCheddar cheese; grated
200 mililitersCoconut milk
2 mediumOnions; diced
2 clovesGarlic; crushed
1 teaspoonNutmeg; grated
6 largeEggs
Extra virgin olive oil; as required
Black Pepper; freshly ground
Rock salt
1 quantityShortcrust pastry

Spinach & Basil Quiche Preparation

Line a quiche tin with the shortcrust pastry and pre-bake.

Gently saute the diced onion with the garlic in olive oil. When transparent, add the shredded spinach, shredded basil, grated nutmeg, salt and pepper. Combine over a medium heat until wilted. Remove to a bowl and cool. Add the cheeses, coconut milk, eggs and combine well.

Adjust seasoning as necessary.

Fill the pre-baked pastry case with the spinach mix and bake at 180?C until just firm to touch.

Alternatives:

Use cream instead of coconut milk.

Use a herb pastry.

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Spinach & Basil Quiche Reviews

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I don't understand how people are always calling recipes 'lactose free' when they still contain CHEESE! I realize that most people aren't completely lactose intolerant, but I can't even tolerate a molecule of it. Lactose free recipes should contain no dairy what-so-ever.
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Tags

  1. Vegetarian
  2. Bake
  3. Spinach
  4. Italian

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