After a long week of baking absolutely sweet food, I thought it'll be really nice if I settle for something savoury for a change. After a few hours of contemplating what to bake next, I decided to go with quiche. I'm not exactly a pie person (chicken pie, beef pie or whatever pie for the matter), so I went on with quiche. To be really honest, I was only introduced to quiche very recently (yes, I didn't know what it was). My mum's friend (Aunty Eve) baked it during a christmas party, Salmon Quiche. I looked at it and said to myself... "salmon pie lookalike, hmmm.. how weird" Haha, i mean come on, I never actually heard of salmon pie okay. and it looked like pie anyways. But heck, she makes really good food, so I gave it a try and I loved it big time! Haha, I remember we even packed some leftovers home and I had salmon quiche for breakfast and tea for the next few days. YUM!!!
Ever since then, quiche was absolutely... delicious to me! But I must say, I went ordering different types of quiche in various restaurants and some of them were alright, but some of them were just disappointing. None of them were really as good as what I tasted in Aunty Eve's house. Its salmon quiche yo!
So I was hoping that I would make good salmon quiche to reach up to my own expectation. I went researching for good recipes for a few hours. Many recipes used ready made crust which I did not like. I rather make my food from scratch. And finally I stumbled upon this recipe where there is no need for crust at all!
CRUSTLESS SALMON QUICHE
Seriously, this was perfect! No ready made crust, nor do I need to trouble myself with making the crust for quiche! Small in size, easy to make, easy to eat!!! WORTH THE TIME AND EFFORT!
End result
Spring Onions
*yummmm
Broccoli
Cubed salmon
Flour + Salt + Baking Power + Butter + Eggs
Milk
Filled half into the muffin tins
Then placed a good amount of salmon and broccoli in
Added more mixture to fill the muffin tins
Baked 30 minutes.. WAHHAAAAAA!!!
What you need to know
Ingredient
125g of plain flour
1tablespoon of salt
1tablespoon of baking powder
2eggs
230ml of milk
100g of unsalted butter
2stretch of spring onions
250g of salmon
1 medium sized broccoli head
handful of cheddar cheese
Directions
1. Preheat your oven to 180 degrees
2. Cut your broccoli into small pieces and boil them in salt water. After 5 minutes, take them out and plunge them into cold water
3. Slice the spring onion
4. Combine flour, salt and baking powder into a bowl
5. Melt the butter in a pan or a microwave. Then add into the flour mixture with eggs
6. Whisk as you pour the milk in a bit at a time. Whisk until fully combined
7. Season with pepper and add in the cheddar cheese
8. Add in the spring onion as well
9. Use a ladle and transfer the mixture to fill half a cup of a muffin tin
10. Add a good amount of salmon and broccoli into each muffin tin
11. Use the ladle to add more mixture till the muffin tin is full
12. Bake for 30 minutes until golden brown
13. Allow it to cool for 10 to 15 minutes before serving
Good Luck
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6 comments:
wow! yum yum! i wish i got time to do.. and i wish the outcome would be that nice too. hahaha
I just hope the Salmon won't be over cooked. Will hope to try this soon :D
Seems pretty easy to make! and they sure look yummy too :D
We will never be hungry if we stay with you! XD
looks realy yummy there! =D
henry - time is always there la. and i'm sure the outcome would be just as nice =)
nath - well, it salmon wouldn't be raw thats for sure. it would be nicely done if its not in the oven for far too long =)
hilda - GO TRY! its really quite easy
tyng - and you'll never be skinny too
sharon - come try some =D
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