Here’s a throwback recipe from the late ‘80s that my kids loved when they were little. There’s something about this rich, creamy quiche that makes me want to add it to the weekly rotation. Ladies and gents, I present (easy) Swiss Cheese Quiche.
This delightful savory tart is made without meat, although you could very easily add bacon or sausage. Some quiche recipes also call for sauteed onions, but I’m staying true to this original recipe. Besides, I find it to be kind of foolproof in its simplicity.
By the way, if you’re into all things ’80s, you’ll love this B-52’s song, “Quiche Lorraine“.
Also, if you have a little experience with baking, you might like to try this recipe from Dance Safari, “Blueberry Pie with Oil Crust – Vintage Recipe“.
When I’ve done recipes in the past I’ve included the nutritional information. Not this time. I don’t want to scare you away from trying this delicious quiche. Yes, it’s indulgent, but it’s really easy and really good!
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This quiche looks scrumptious. I have an old recipe that a French friend gave me. It’s time to make it again.
Yes, yes, yes. You won’t be sorry. Best comfort food around.
Barbara
Looks delicious!!
Thanks, Sug.
Yup, love Quiche and loved bit when it was considered girls food in the 70s 😂
And, everyone knows the way to a girl’s heart is through her stomach. Lol
B
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Ah darn and drats, Barbara… I did used to love a good Quiche; and this one looks great.
I will have to forego that delight. I can’t even think of a good vegan translation.. 🙂 🙂
I will say, though. I have apples waiting to be turned into your wonderful 80s fruit pie. Yum. Now that’s a recipe that just keeps on giving! hahahah…
xoxoxo
As we speak, I’m baking an easy Ricotta Cake with Fresh Berries. Is there a substitute for the ricotta? Anyway, I’ve never made it before. We’ll have to see if it’s good.
B
You can bet your boots, Barbara; if it’s good I’ll definitely be hunting for a substitute! 🙂
Well, Carolyn, in my opinion, you need not worry about locating a substitute for the ricotta cake. I’m afraid it doesn’t compare to grandma’s blueberry pie.
Barbara
And yes, I found a substitute!!!
I’m sure there’s a great recipe out there that will need my new vegan ricotta cheese.
Don’t give up hope – never ever ever!!! Hahah…
Now I’m on a mission. All this baking is adding to my extra pandemic pounds. But, it sure is fun!
Barbara
I love quiche. It used to be a staple for us too when our kids were little 🙂
Last time I made it I added sausage and the grandkids ate it up. We used to serve it with fruit salad on the side. But, recently I found a suggestion for a tomato soup side and it sounded tasty.
Barbara