Soft and silky classic quiche made without a crust and full of delicious flavors. This crustless quiche is made with fresh spinach, artichoke hearts and lots of cheese.
CRUSTLESS QUICHE
I can’t believe that mother’s day is this weekend!
Are you ready to celebrate your moms, wives, and other influential women in your life? I hope you have something special planned, but if not, I have a great brunch idea (or breakfast in bed, of course).
I’m in love with this delicious new crustless quiche. Since I don’t have too many breakfast options that are gluten free, I often make myself some eggs for breakfast. It could get quite old having the same old, over medium eggs every morning. On weekends, I like to get a little more creative. One gorgeous weekend morning, I decided to combine the flavors of my favorite spinach artichoke dip with a crustless quiche. It turned out très bon!
As a matter of fact, it turned out SO good, that I made it THREE times in one week. I could not stop eating it. This quiche combines the flavors of a spinach artichoke dip with a fluffy, soft quiche and that combination is just divine.
You can also appreciate the fact that it’s a healthy dish too. It’s crustless and made with fresh spinach. Another way to lower the calories would be to use light sour cream and 2% cheese.
MOST COMMON QUESTIONS:
Can I Make Crustless Quiche Ahead Of Time?
Yes, you can prepare everything up to the actual baking step. Cover the baking pan with plastic wrap and place the pan in the refrigerator. You can bake it the next day. Take the quiche out of the refrigerator about 30 minutes before baking and let it sit on the counter to warm up a bit. Then, preheat the oven and bake as directed.
Does It Reheat Well?
Yes, this quiche is easy to reheat in the microwave, just be careful not to overheat the eggs. Heat it just until warm in the middle.
Can I Freeze Crustless Quiche?
Yes, you can freeze this quiche once baked. You can actually bake it right in an aluminum foil baking dish or carefully take it out of the baking dish to freeze. (If baking in aluminum pan, you can freeze it right in the pan as well.)
Wrap it in foil and make sure it’s pretty air-tight. Place it in a large freezer bag, label, and freeze.
To thaw: slow-thaw it overnight in the refrigerator. You can reheat individual slices in the microwave or reheat the whole thing in the oven at 350° just until heated through. You can loosely cover the quiche with foil on top so it won’t burn.
NOTE: you may notice a texture difference in the quiche after it’s been frozen and thawed. Many egg dishes do change in texture after freezing due to increase in moisture. Most of the time it doesn’t bother people but several have noticed the texture difference.
How Long Does Quiche Last In The Refrigerator?
Make sure to store leftover quiche in the refrigerator covered air-tight. When properly stored, it should last 3-4 days.
Can I Substitute Cream In Quiche?
Yes, you can use whole milk but the texture won’t be as smooth and creamy.
Can I Use Frozen Spinach?
Yes you can, just make sure to squeeze the juices out. Note: 6 oz of fresh spinach will equate to about 2-3 oz frozen spinach.
Some More Breakfast Recipes:
Strawberry Vanilla Crescent Rolls
Pecan Pie French Toast Casserole
Bacon Stuffed Brioche French Toast Sticks
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Spinach Artichoke Crustless Quiche
Ingredients
- 6 large eggs
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- Salt
- Fresh cracked black pepper
- 6 oz fresh spinach
- 6-7 oz baby artichoke hearts drained and chopped
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1 1/2 cups shredded Mozzarella cheese
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 and grease a 9-inch pie baking dish. (To grease the baking dish, you can spray non-stick baking spray or rub butter all over the bottom and sides of the dish.)
- Combine eggs, sour cream, heavy whipping cream, salt and pepper in a large mixing bowl. Whisk well, until all smooth.
- Preheat a pan over medium heat and add some oil for cooking. Add spinach, cover, and let it cook down.
- Add chopped artichoke hearts and pressed garlic. Season with some salt and pepper. Mix and saute the veggies for a few minutes.
- Slowly add cooked veggie mixture into the egg mixture, while stirring. Stir in 1 cup of shredded cheese.
- Transfer the egg mixture into the prepared baking dish.
- Sprinkle remaining shredded cheese over the top.
- Bake for 40-45 minutes.
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Originally published on Will Cook For Smiles on May 8, 2017. Updated May 7, 2020.
Mary says
I’ve made this quiche many times & everyone loves it. It’s so easy to make & it turns out so puffy & beautiful. I’ve never changed the recipe because I see no reason to – it’s perfect the way it is!
LyubaB says
Thank you, Mary! I am so glad you like it!
Barbara Sandlin says
I have a recipe called ‘Awesome Artichoke Dip’ and it really is AWESOME. It’s 1 can of artichokes hearts, 1 small can of diced green chilies, 1 cup of mayo, 1 Cup of Parmesan cheese. Easy and so good I’d like to make a Quiche out of it but not sure if the mayo might make it not cook right. Do you think it would work out?
Thank you and please try it.
LyubaB says
Unfortunately, I don’t think that would work well in a quiche but I have never tried it to say for sure.
Diane says
I think if you used the original recipe, but just added your chilis and parm cheese, you would get a flavor profile close to your dip!
Beverly Patterson says
I read someone used lactose free milk. Can I use almond milk?
LyubaB says
Yes, you can use almond milk but it won’t be as rich and creamy and I would use 1/3 instead of half a cup since it is so much thinner. If you want creaminess you can try and see if you find silks (I think county crock has it as well) heavy whipping cream that has no dairy. There is still sour cream but you could use vegan sour cream just make sure it’s one you like the flavor of because not all of them are good.
Joann says
Can you use marinated artichokes?
LyubaB says
It’s best to get them in water because it doesn’t have oil or other flavors. If that is all that you can have you can use it but make sure to squeeze out the oil as much as possible.
Helena says
I use marinated artichokes, it probably changes the flavor a little from original recipe, but tastes delicious, I also add some grated parmesan cheese. Making it today, love this recipe
LyubaB says
So glad you like the recipe!
Clemence says
An excellent recipe! Modified the cheese—I used half sharp cheddar and half Gruyère—only because I find mozzarella a bit bland. Will be making this again and again!
LyubaB says
I am glad you liked it, Clemence!
DiAnne Davis says
Can l get the recipe not in metric’s please l love the ingredients and l’m looking forward to making it. How do l get regular amounts.
Ann marie says
Can this filling be poured into a pie crust ?
LyubaB says
Sure, you can pour this into a prebaked pie crust.
Mindy Delano says
Absolutely scrumptious! As written, I cooked it to the “T” with cheating by adding 1/2 tsp of dried rosemary. I am going to experiment with different add-ins. I have already purchased small containers of heavy whipping cream for future quiches. Thank you for your hard in concocting these delicious recipes. I’ve baked other quiches with fried onions and although we’re very good, this quiche presented itself with fresh, clean eating. 😍
Jennie says
This looks delicious. Do you think it would work using Gruyère cheese instead?
Ellen says
Love this recipe. Great for my vegetarian and gluten free friends. Have made numerous times.
Lynn says
This was delicious! I was out of cream so I used lactose-free milk and added some chopped onions. The whole family loved it. Will definitely make again.
LyubaB says
I am glad it turned out well for you!