Put all the ingredients for the dough in a mixing bowl and work them into a smooth dough until the dough is consistent and firm.
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Colourful Vegetarian Gluten Free Quiche
The perfect and delicious light meal for any dinner and lunch. Our gluten-free vegetarian quiche is one you need to try!
The perfect and delicious light meal for any dinner and lunch. Our gluten-free vegetarian quiche is one you need to try!
A quiche is such a versatile dish that it should be in every home chef’s arsenal. There are a thousand different types, which make it perfect for every occasion: get-togethers, weekday dinners, even picnics! Here we’ll show you how to make the best gluten-free vegetarian quiche you’ll ever try: packed with healthy veggies, with a light and delicious texture, you’ll want to make one every day.
Using a 28 cm quiche/tart tin
Step 1:
Step 2:
Wrap the dough in cling film and leave to rest in the fridge for at least 1 hour (or overnight). This makes the dough easier to roll out and work with.
Step 3:
Stir the mixture of cream, milk and eggs and add salt. Season to taste with spices if desired.
Step 4:
Peel and cut the vegetables long length.
Step 5:
Roll out the dough (not thinner than 4mm) on the baking paper or on a lightly floured work surface, slightly larger in diameter than the mould. Use the overhanging dough to create the edge.
Step 6:
Lay out the mould with the dough. If the mould is not coated, grease thinly with butter or margarine. Press the dough gently and cut off the edge at the same height as the mould.
Step 7:
Preheat the oven to 160°C for fan (or 170°C top/bottom).
Step 8:
Pour the half of the cream mixture into the mould, add cheese and place the vegetables on the pastry.
Step 9:
Carefully pour the second half of the cream mixture into the mould in a circle from the outside in. Make sure nothing overflows.
Step 10:
Place the mould on the middle rack and bake for at least 55 to 70 minutes until golden brown. To test whether the quiche is cooked through, just shake the tin a little bit. If it wobbles in the middle, it needs a little more time in the oven.