A quiche is a tart made with pie crust and a creamy, savory custard filling. The simplest version calls for eggs, heavy cream, whole milk, salt, and pepper—but quiche often stars cheese, bacon and other meat, and all kinds of vegetables. Most of our quiche recipes are made in a pie pan, but we also have deep-dish quiches (so, more filling than crust!) and large-format rectangular quiches.
We think the crust is particularly important—and we like to mix it up. Pâte brisée is classic, but we love the spectacular look and crunch of puff pastry crusts (made with frozen puff pastry); we have gluten-free options, too. Whatever crust (and fillings) you choose, all of the quiches in this collection are delicious for breakfast, brunch, or dinner.
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Broccoli-Cheddar Quiche
If quiche is a crowd-pleasing dish, then this recipe is a guaranteed winner; broccoli florets and cheddar cheese are a combination that kids and adults can agree on at any meal.
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Carrot-Parmesan Quiche
Who says a quiche should be round? Not us. We're fans of the large-format rectangular quiche. This spectacular Carrot-Parmesan version should be the centerpiece at your next brunch. The crust is store-bought puff pastry that you can blind bake a day ahead. Thefilling is a mix of carrot purée and eggs cut with garlic, olive oil, and Parmesan, which skew it more savory.
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Bacon and Spinach Quiche
This quiche has all the makings of a bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich. Cooked, crumbled bacon and shredded Swiss cheese are whisked into the custard mixture, which is topped with baby spinach.
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Classic Quiche
Master the art of making a quiche with this essential recipe. It starts with an all-butter crust which is filled with a simple custard of eggs, heavy cream, whole milk, and seasonings for a delicious breakfast dish.
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Cherry Tomatoes and Pecorino Quiche
With cherry red tomatoes and a pecorino cheese custard filling, this quiche looks a little like a classic pizza. But it's totally apt—and absolutely delectable—for brunch.
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Crustless Broccoli-Cheddar Quiches
Want to skip the crust entirely? Opt for these tiny riffs on everyone's favorite quiche—broccoli cheddar.
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Spinach-and-Cheddar Slab Quiche
When you need to feed a crowd and don't have a lot of time for prep work, make this sheet-pan quiche using store-bought puff pastry. It's packed with sharp cheddar cheese and chopped spinach.
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Fresh Herbs Quiche
This quiche recipe may look intimidating to prepare, but we promise you can do it (so long as you're armed with a springform pan). It's a different take on a breakfast favorite. Garnish with fresh herb sprigs, which add freshness in the custard.
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Rainbow-Chard Quiche
Looking for a way to add a little bit of color to your quiche? Use rainbow Swiss chard, which has stems that come in a wide array of bright colors such as pink, yellow, orange. Plus, this recipe is easier than ever, thanks to a crust made with store-bought phyllo dough, so you'll want to make it right away.
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Asparagus Custard Tart
This tart is unapologetically rich—there is puff pastry, Gruyère and goat cheese, and heavy cream—yet the overall effect is light. It's an elegant, make-ahead addition to a festive spread, but paired with a green salad, it also makes a satisfying supper on its own.
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Sausage-Potato Quiche
Spicy sausage, tender potato, and a good measure of Parmesan cheese make this quiche a stick-to-your-ribs brunch dish.
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Potato-Crusted Herb Quiche
Instead of the usual pastry crust, the base of this quiche is made with thinly sliced potatoes, which get golden and crispy in the oven. They're covered with an herb custard and baked until set.
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Spinach and Gruyere Quiche
Here's a fabulous vegetarian quiche recipe that everyone will want a slice of. It calls for fresh spinach, which adds color and texture to the rich custard. A buttery crust is the perfect vessel for the filling.
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Bacon and Scallion Quiche
Maybe you know and love bacon and spinach for quiche? Then you're ready for this next step in quiche filling: scallions and bacon. Quiche is best served at room temperature, making it the ultimate make-ahead brunch recipe.
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Bacon-Cheese Quiche
You can't go wrong with this classic creamy egg custard with bacon, Gruyère cheese, and caramelized onions in flaky pastry.
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Gluten-Free Ham-and-Swiss Quiche
A tender gluten-free pie crust—plus a rich, savory filling—adds up to a favorite quiche that everyone can enjoy.
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Shallot-Mushroom Quiche
Fontina cheese, sautéed mushrooms, and caramelized shallots give this vegetarian quiche plenty of savory depth.
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Butternut Squash and Bacon Quiche
Arrange thin slices of butternut squash, whole bacon strips, and sage leaves over a custardy filling to make this a piece of edible art that serves as both main dish and centerpiece.
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Ham and Potato Bake
This hearty, crustless quiche gets a touch of green from your choice of frozen broccoli, spinach, or peas. Use pre-cooked, sugar-baked ham for an even speedier addition.
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Caramelized Garlic Tart
Tender sautéed garlic cloves make a flavorful filling for this quiche-like tart. Two varieties of goat cheese, garlic cloves, and a touch of balsamic vinegar are scattered in a tart shell before the custard is poured on top.
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Asparagus, Leek, and Gruyere Quiche
The ideal centerpiece for a spring brunch, this quiche combines sautéed asparagus and leeks with Gruyère cheese in a buttery pastry crust. Serve the quiche with fruit salad and muffins for a lovely morning meal.
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Swiss Chard, Mushroom, and White Cheddar Quiche
Made on a rimmed baking sheet, this family-size quiche serves 12 to 15 people. Swiss chard adds texture and color to the filling, which is made with eggs, half-and-half, and cheddar cheese.
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Corn and Tomato Quiche
Show off peak summer produce at your next brunch get-together. Crème fraîche adds tang to this seasonal quiche recipe.
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