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Spring Quiche

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As the spring season approaches, we look for dishes that showcase the fresh and vibrant flavors of the season. This green-ish savory quiche with fresh thyme in the dough, filled with asparagus, leeks, and spinach batter perfectly captures the essence of springtime with its colorful and flavorful ingredients. The crust, infused with fragrant thyme, adds a delightful herbaceous touch, while the filling of tender asparagus, sweet leeks, and leafy spinach offers a burst of spring freshness in every bite. I decided to blend the spinach with the eggs to give a beautiful color to the quiche rather than having a yellow quiche with green parts. This quiche is a perfect addition to any springtime brunch, lunch or dinner.

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1 quiches

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Ingredients

For the crust

300 gr AP flour

150 gr cold butter, cubed

10 gr iced water

7 ½ Fresh thyme leaves from stems

5 gr salt

1 pasture raised egg

For the filling

40 gr Gruyer cheese, grated

17 ½ asparagus

5 gr salt

1 leek

1 clove of garlic

Olive oil

For the batter

250 gr semi soft goat cheese

50 gr milk

4 pasture raised eggs

2 ½ handfuls of spinach

5 gr salt

For serving

Yogurt stone

Extra virgin olive oil

Radish salad

Directions

Step 1

Start by making the crust- in a food processor combine flour, thyme and salt. Mix well.

300 gr AP flour

Fresh thyme leaves from stems

5 gr salt

Step 2

Add cold butter and blend in pulses until crumbly.

150 gr cold butter, cubed

Step 3

Add the egg and ice water and blend in pulses just until bigger chunks form. Pay attention not to get to the point in which you have a cohesive dough. That means you ever worked the dough and it will result in a hard crust.

10 gr iced water

1 pasture raised egg

Step 4

Transfer the dough crumb to a working surface and knead just to bring the pieces together into a dough.

Step 5

Wrap with a plastic wrap and place in the fridge for at least 1 hour. If you make the dough in advance and you chill it overnight, remove from the fridge 15-20 minute before start rolling it.

Step 6

Make the filling- cut leek, garlic and asparagus into thin slices.

1 leek

1 clove of garlic

17 ½ asparagus

Step 7

In a pan, cook them in olive oil on medium heat for about 3 minutes. We want to still keep them crunchy. Add the salt, remove and set aside.

Olive oil

5 gr salt

Step 8

Make the batter- in a blender, combine eggs, milk, goat cheese, spinach and salt. Blend just until combined. Set aside.

4 pasture raised eggs

50 gr milk

250 gr semi soft goat cheese

2 ½ handfuls of spinach

5 gr salt

Step 9

Preheat your oven to 350F or 175C.

Step 10

Take the dough out of the fridge and roll it, using a rolling pin, in between two parchment papers into 1/2 cm thickness. We roll the dough in between two parchment papers as it makes it much easier to move around and place on the tart pan.

Step 11

Place the rolled dough on the tart pan- lift up edges and allow dough to slump down into pan, then pat into corners and up around the sides of pan.

Step 12

Line dough with an overlapping parchment paper and fill with pie weights or dried beans (I used dried beans). Bake for 15 min, then remove the weight and the parchment paper and bake for additional 5 minutes.

Step 13

Remove the tart shell from the oven, add the filling, add grated Gruyer cheese on top, and pour the batter on top of the filling.

40 gr Gruyer cheese, grated

Step 14

Bake for 25-30 min or until filling is lightly browned and set across the surface but slightly wobbly in the center.

Step 15

Let quiche cool in pan before unmolding and slicing. My suggestion is to let it cool to room temperature completely, then keep in the fridge and slice the day after.

Step 16

Serve with grated yogurt stone on top, drizzle extra virgin olive oil and ad a crunchy radish salad on the side.

Yogurt stone

Extra virgin olive oil

Radish salad

Step 17

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