When I saw the recipe Ria selected for Savory September, I was very very happy because, I always saw these mini things at potlucks etc., but never could taste due to strong smell of egg. Now, I had the recipe (of course with an egg), but tried it without one and it came out really beautiful and golden like the name says.
Golden Onion/Cottage Cheese/Spinach Quiche
Ingredients & Preparation
For the pastry:
Maida (All Purpose Flour) - 2 cups
Butter (frozen) - 1 cup (preferably unsalted)
Baking powder - 1/4 tsp
Salt - to taste
Ice cold water-as required ( which will be a few drops)
- Sieve maida ,salt and baking powder together. Grate in the butter and mix it with the flour with your fingertips till it resembles coarse sand.
- Gather it into a soft dough.
- Roll it out on a lightly floured surface and lift it up carefully and line the tin that you will be baking it in.If it breaks up and you need to do a patch work, big deal! It wouldn't be seen outside! ;)
- Which ever tin you are using, make sure the dough comes a little way up the sides, so that it can hold the filling in.
- If you are in doubt, see this.
Filling:
Paneer (Cottage Cheese) - 1/2 c
Onion- 1.5 cups, chopped
Spinach - 1.5 cups, chopped
Milk - 1 cup
Cheese - 1 cup (I used Mexican 3-cheese blend)
Salt and pepper to taste
Oil- as needed.
- Heat oil and slightly fry the paneer till it is golden brown. Add in the onions and spinach and fry till onions have caramelised. Add slight salt and pepper per taste.
- Switch off the flame.
- Mix milk and cheese and mix well.
- Now, pour the veggie mixture in the tin with the pastry lining.
- Now, pour the milk-cheese mix over the veggie mix and bake @ 350 degree F for 30 mins or till golden brown .
Serving
Let it cool in the tin completely . Serve it in wedges.
My family simply loved it and even though it is supposed to be an appetizer, we had it for dinner few minutes ago and we finished it all :)
That's all for now. Take care till next post.
nice recipe priya, it looks so delicious...
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wow priya quiche looks delicious ...love the eggless version ...tring to make from long ..thankq for sharing dear
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spinach is a lovely idea as an addition!
ReplyDeleteThat looks very nice..i too like my quiche eggless and love savory baked goodies..fab recipe ..love the gorgeous color of the crust on top ..very tempting..this goes to my to do list :))
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Priya, I agree with Nags. Adding spinach was a great idea and your quiche has come out with a tempting golden colour... Great!
ReplyDeleteWow Priya! I am feeling so envious of you all who baked this quiche:-(. Good to see a quiche without eggs and its looks so yummy and cheesy... I gotta try this sometime.
ReplyDeletelove this quiche, luks delicious...
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful and tempting.
ReplyDeletelooks perfect. Love this variation
ReplyDeleteHello Priya... this looks very interesting to me, will try soon:)
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering quiche, looks really good.
ReplyDeleteummmmmmmm..mouth watering, priya
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe.Spinach quiche looks so delicious and tempting that I cannot resist myself.
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looking nice and healthy recipe
ReplyDeletewow..an eggless version..gr8 priya..wud luv to try them !
ReplyDeleteWOW!! This looks amazing!! Great recipe..
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking quiche, very tempting..
ReplyDeletelooks yummy, delicious and mouthwatering.
ReplyDeletewow looks delicious never tried this before thanks for sahring dear
ReplyDeleteFlavourful quiche
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy..wondering if I could mske some..bookmarked!
ReplyDeleteYour quiche looks delicious! Great idea to add paneer! the melted cheese on top is irresistible :-D
ReplyDeleteI like the upper crust of your eggless quiche. Looks tempting
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looks yum...
ReplyDeleteSlurrrrppppp!
ReplyDeleteI love spinach and cheese together...they marry very well, dont they? :)
Your quiche looks so inviting...Im so tempted to make some for myself right away! Bookmarking it to try soon :)
I would love to bite into that quiche right now... Caramalized onion sounds so tempting....
ReplyDeleteIm such a huge fan of quiche..this one looks delicious
ReplyDeletelooks inviting n mouthwatering....drooooolworthy pics too dear...
ReplyDeleteAwesome..love quiche...
ReplyDeletelooks so good, yummyyyyyyyyy
ReplyDeleteOH dear eggless quiche recipe,Bookmarked to try..
ReplyDeleteThat looks real good - I can already imagine the taste in my mouth with spinach and the base! Gorgeous!
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that looks really yummy and its hard to believe that there is no egg in your quiche.. :)
ReplyDeleteNice quiche. Looks delicious. WIll come to catch up with other posts.
ReplyDeleteLovely and delicious looking quiche !!! Spinach and paneer filling YUMM YUMM !!
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious. tempting click.
ReplyDeletecreamy, crisp and delicious Quiche'
ReplyDeletereally delicious one.. looks so good
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit here. A nice space with nice recipes.The quiche looks so very inviting.
ReplyDeletepaneer seems to be a good filling along with cheese...yummy!
ReplyDeleteThe quiche looks really tasty and wonderful.I love the paneer and spinach combination.
ReplyDeletelooks sooo delicious !!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
ReplyDeletei made it for dinner in a muffin pan...
turned out awesome :)