good afternoon !
I haven't really mastered making photogenic quiche. it's a taste bud delight, but my delish dish just doesn't work with the camera yet~
Anyway, black and white made it look best - so imagine juicy ripe red tomato, deep green silver beet, peppered with vibrant green basil, and chalk-white crumbled danish feta. in a deep home made butter-coloured pastry crust. (we all ok with the colours now?)
Recipe as is follows:
Pie Pastry:
2 cups of plain flour, sifted into a deep bowl
125g of chopped cold butter
Mix until crumbly consistency (if your using a mixer just 1 min)
add 2-4 table spoons of cold water, mixing swiftly until pastry just comes together
Roll onto floured surface and bring together in a ball. Cover in plastic cling wrap, and refrigerate for min 30 mins.
When it's done chilling out in the fridge, roll out onto floured surface again, use a rolling pin to flatten to the size of your pie dish. i'm big on high crusts - so i always leave extra above the rim. blind bake for 15 mins to get that pastry cooked, then add your fillings - mine were in roughly this order;
handful of thinly sliced silverbeet on base
pre-cooked 1/2 onion and clove of garlic
Herbs (basil, parsley, chives)
8 eggs, beaten with a dash of milk/cream
- I add fresh shredded herbs to onion mix, and mix into to the eggs for better distribution + salt and pepper to taste
thinly sliced tomatos, laid on top for beautiful (photographic) effect! - i tried
and crumbled feta, grated parmesan.
bake at 190degrees for approx 30mins - until egg has set
enjoy. take a photo. share
1 comment:
Hi, the recipe sounds really delicious - love anything that is Mediterranean in taste so going to give it a go if I can find that quiche dish which is packed up somewhere due to renos!
The Warmth photo looks great, great combination of shades and the middle one makes me want to look at it more closely and figure out where it was taken from. Could I ask, what flower was used on the far left?
T
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