Quiche

Quiche is one of the most versatile dishes out there. It’s perfect for feeding breakfast or brunch to a crowd, enjoying as a snack or appetizer, or whipping up for a potluck or even dinner!

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How healthy is quiche?

Quiche also benefits your health by providing a source of essential vitamins and minerals. Eggs contain vitamin B-12, a nutrient that helps maintain the health of your nervous system. If you make quiche using whole eggs, you also reap the benefits of minerals found within the egg yolk, such as calcium, iron and zinc.

Is a quiche just an omelette?

Quiches are typically baked in the oven; omelets are cooked-over stovetop heat and folded over (with the center most often left custardy and not quite set). Frittatas, however, are cooked on a stovetop over low heat; the top is then either flipped to complete cooking or, more often, finished off in the oven.

Is quiche a junk food?

Quiche is bad news when it comes to a healthy diet. It’s usually made with cheese and cream in the filling as well as butter in the pastry case, so it’s often high in saturated fat and calories. Ingredients like bacon will add salt and more saturated fat.