background imageCat figure
Cat figure
Voice Control
Cat figureCat figure

Vegetarian Quiche with Green Asparagus - Simple & Hearty

recipe.header.titleBig

A vegetarian quiche with green asparagus is the epitome of a delicious, homemade meal that not only satisfies hunger but also nurtures the soul. As a little cat who loves spending time in the kitchen, I love the combination of aromatic, fresh asparagus and the creamy filling. This dish is perfect for anyone looking for a healthy, uncomplicated meal made from scratch. The highlight of this quiche is the homemade shortcrust pastry, which turns out wonderfully crumbly and golden brown – anyone can do it! The green asparagus gives this classic a great modern touch and adds color to the plate. Whether for a relaxed lunch or a light dinner, this quiche is quick to make and easy to vary. Grab your apron, and let's whip up a real comfort food dish that makes every bite feel like happiness. You'll see how easy it is to create a masterpiece from just a few fresh ingredients that will convince even the most discerning foodies. Enjoy your meal, my dear cooking friends!

Ingredients

Flour
150  g
Butter
75  g
Egg
2 
Green asparagus
5 
Cream
100  ml
Mountain cheese
50  g
Salt
1  pinch

Preparation

1

First, knead the flour (150 g) with the cold butter (75 g) and one egg (2) into a smooth dough, then chill briefly – that's my secret tip for the perfect crunch factor!

2

Wash the green asparagus (5), cut off the bottom ends, and slice the spears into bite-sized pieces.

3

Roll out the dough, line a small mold with it, and distribute the asparagus pieces (5) on top.

4

Whisk the remaining egg (2) with the cream (100 ml), the grated mountain cheese (50 g), and a pinch of salt (1 pinch).

5

Pour the egg-cream mixture over the asparagus and bake the quiche at 180 degrees for about 25 minutes until golden brown and smelling delicious.

Stars

(42)
Cat figureCat figure

Comments

Voice Control – try these commands:
"down", "up", "stop", "ingredients", "description", "back", "faster", "slower"
Heard: