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5 Jan
Goats cheese quiche is an excellent breakfast meal or brunch and lunch entree, given the fact that it offers a rustic look if the goat cheese is scattered and has an excellent taste when combined with certain vegetables such as spinach.
In order to make spinach goat’s cheese quiche start by whisking together 1 ¾ cups of flour with salt and then cut in four ounces of butter until you have a course mixture left behind. At this point slowly beat one egg along with about two tablespoons of water and then drizzle it over the flour. Gently use a fork to blend the mixture and then squeeze it to form dough, wrap it, and place it in the fridge for thirty minutes.
In the meantime preheat the oven to 350F and flour a cooking surface. Take out the dough when ready and roll it out to be about 1/8 inch thick and place in a 12 inch tart pan, making sure to trim the sides. Place the shell in the fridge again for another 20 minutes. Bake the pastry for about thirty minutes or until it turns lightly brown and leave it to cool.
While it’s cooking, heat up a skillet and add one pound of spinach cooking it until it wilts. Once the spinach is cool, squeeze it dry and then chop it and toss with garlic. Place this mixture into the shell.
Next, whisk together ½ cup of cream, two egg yolks, two eggs, and a bit of salt and pepper. Take the goat cheese rounds and crumble them on top of the spinach and then pour the cream and egg mix over the shell. Cook it for an additional forty minutes until the mixture sets and you will have quiche ready to serve.
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