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Kale and Feta Crustless Quiche

by fig + fauna farm on 01/09/12

Lunch is ever so important on the farm. The need strikes us early in the day and I find myself aiming to lure everyone into the kitchen for a gathering with such pure intentions...nourishment.

Eggs are my go-to and our hens are more than willing to give...

Quiches are such a simple pleasure. I comprise a quiche from only what is at hand - or in the garden. There are many well loved combinations, but this season brings me armfulls of kale and onions. For supreme creaminess and flavor, one ingredient delivers like no other - yogurt.

/// PHOTOS BY ROSE E MARTIN

CRUSTLESS KALE & FETA QUICHE

You will need:

  • 4 Pastured Eggs
  • 1 cup milk
  • 1/4 cup yogurt
  • 1/2 cup chopped kale
  • 1/3 cup sliced yellow onion or shallot
  • 1/2 heaping cup of feta cheese
  • Grated Cheddar or Fontina - for top
  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil - for sautee
  • A few sprigs of Lemon-Thyme

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. With a whisk, combine eggs, milk and yogurt until well mixed. Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium - sautee onions and kale until onions are slightly browned but not transluscent - kale should be bright green and semi soft. Set aside to cool for a minute or two. Crumble feta into the egg mixture and combine well. Fold the kale and onions into the eggs and distribute into 5 ounce flan dishes or ramekins.Sprinkle grated cheese and thyme and bake until light brown on top - approx 40 minutes.

*Serves three 5-ounce dishes

Also pictured: Heirloom Salad mix with shredded beets and Blood Orange Vinaigrette and Borage Tea

Comments (10)

1. Richard J. said on 4/12/12 - 07:24PM
I love the recipes and the photos. They are a perfect match! Both are very creative, yet simple and elegant at the same time. May the two of you continue to enjoy great success!
2. Leslie Canavan said on 4/13/12 - 01:31AM
GREAT photography and wonderful, fresh food ideas. Thank you for your talent and hard work!
3. Cindy McGee said on 4/13/12 - 04:27AM
This looks amazing and my Kale is coming up! Our New Chickens should be laying by fall. This quiche is in my future. May have to settle for the grocery store ingredients first. The pictures make my mouth water. Thank you for sharing this simple, elegant dish!
4. Pat T. said on 4/13/12 - 12:13PM
The pictures of the food looks absolutely beautiful and I love the quiche recipe.
5. fig + fauna said on 4/13/12 - 01:17PM
Thanks all ~ glad we could inspire! Cindy - good luck with those chickens...it's the longest wait isn't it?
6. R Hogan said on 4/13/12 - 03:06PM
The quiche looks right up my alley. We have cut most meats out of our diet and I use a lot of eggs for protein. The salad looks terribly tempting too!
7. becky ashbaugh said on 4/14/12 - 03:05PM
This sounds wonderful for a light summer dinner as well! Thanks for the recipe, and those are beautiful photos
8. mary grassrope said on 4/17/12 - 03:07PM
I absolutely love the photos, and the instructions are simple enough I can achieve the same look when I make it. Thank you for such inspiring ideas.
9. Rebecca said on 12/20/12 - 03:37PM
I love your photos, especially the one where coffee is being poured.=)
10. Pam said on 3/28/14 - 04:53AM
Great looking quiche, but the kale seems like a garnish more than an ingredient here.


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