Mini Pizza Quiche

I love making pastry. The way I do it is quick and easy, and it’s almost like cheating.  I had a friend of mine (pastry chef) come to my cheese and crackers class and I worried she may judge me on my totally unconventional methods of making pastry.  Fortunately, she was suitably impressed and said she couldn’t believe no one else had thought of doing mini pizza quiche this way.

Anyway, I made these little mini quiche pizzas for my grandson’s school lunchboxes.  Just pop them in the freezer, so easy.

Mini pizza Quiche

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These little quiches are brilliant for a snack. Perhaps a couple for lunch with salad, or pop some in your lunchbox.  Freeze and they'll be good for 4 weeks.

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Prep Time 10 minutes mins

Cook Time 20 minutes mins

Total Time 30 minutes mins

Difficulty Easy

Course Afternoon Tea, Brunch, Lunch

Cuisine French, Italian

Servings 12

Method Conventional

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Ingredients

  

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• 1 qty Basic shortcrust pastry
• 3 eggs
• 150 g milk
• 50 g cream
• 12 rounds salami or similar sliced
• 1/4 bag pizza cheese or similar
• 12 olives pitted and sliced in two optional of course
• 1/4 capsicum sliced and diced.
• anything else you like to add to your pizzas

Instructions

 

• Pop the oven on to 180°c
• Weigh the eggs, milk and cream into a small jug and mix well with a fork to combine. set aside
• Using an extra large cutter cut shapes from the pastry and insert into a cupcake tin. Or of course, you could make one large if you have an appropriate tin.
• Sprinkle a little cheese, salami, capsicum and olives if using into each little well.
• Pour in the egg/dairy mix into the wells until almost to the top.
• Bake until a deep golden brown. Should take about 15-20 minutes.

Want to know more?

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