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Tomato Quiche
Total Time
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 50 min.
Makes
8 servings
I first tried this recipe at a family gathering and loved it! It is a great meatless lunch or dinner for a warm day, served hot or cold. This is my most requested dish for parties and a fairly simple one to make. Enjoy! —Heidi Anne Quinn, West Kingston, Rhode Island
Reviews
Hubby loved this -great way to use garden fresh tomatoes - he always plants too many!
I made this recipe almost exactly as written. Only thing I did different was add some fresh basil and garlic. Loved this recipe. I will be adding this to my collection! Thank you for sharing!
Made recipe almost exact. Omitted the salt because of salt in cheese (just personal preference. Will make again, but will cut back on onion and butter. Onion almost overpowered the tomato. Love quiche with salad during these hot summer months. Thanks Heidi
I have been making this EXACT recipe since at least 1994. I thought that this recipe came with my original MasterCook software and that it was created by a woman named Elizabeth Powell, but I can't find any evidence of this anwhere. Anyway, this is a wonderful recipe and is the only quiche I like. I once made it for a buffet where the French mother of one of my friends complimented me on it and could not believe that I am not French!
Wonderful dish I've made numerous times over the years. I threw away the rest of my quiche recipes because this one is SO delicious. The only change I ever made was adding some bacon once but I actually prefer it without. With ripe tomatoes you don't want to cover that flavor up.
This was a wonderful dish! For those who found it too liquidy, you didn't prepare the tomatoes correctly. Drain them well then cook them
This is one of the best quiches I have ever had. I used a variety of tomatoes from my garden. I did not peel them or seed them. I just cut them up and cooked them a little longer. I also baked it about 12 minutes longer due to some tomatoes being juicier. It was was so good that I will cook up the mixure as stated below and use this winter. i did not change the recipe ingredients at all.
Wow…what a great recipe! It took a little extra time to cook the tomatoes down, but the end result was well worth it! My husband and I liked it so much that I froze a couple of batches of the tomato-onion mixture (using my homegrown tomatoes and onions) so we can enjoy this during the winter months! As a volunteer Field Editor for TOH, I highly recommend this recipe!
I Think It would have been very good but very Salty and I like salt. Thought I may have made a mistake but made 3 for a bridal shower and they were all Salty . I was disappointed . I would probably use 1/4 teaspoon of salt. I also used a deep dish pan but was unable to fit all the eggs and cream. So do you best to find a Larger pie crust.
DELICIOUS! I made the recipe as directed except I had some evaporated milk in the can I needed to use up, so I replaced some of the cream with that. A great way to use up the abundance of tomatoes we have in our garden. Fortunately, our tomatoes are HUGE and have very few seeds along with being easy to peel. We will definitely be keeping this recipe!