Need more breakfast ideas? This Crustless Spinach and Artichoke Quiche Recipe is delicious!
Quiche always reminds me of my favorite whole foods gift cards that say, “Hugs and Quiches!” My roommates mom always sends us the best presents, including our favorite, Whole Foods Gift cards! My roomies and I always joke that going to Whole Foods is our biggest outing of the week… Since this week is final exams, it probably will be the only place we go all week (besides the library).
At one of my favorite restaurants my family used to always get Spinach and Artichoke dip! Occasionally I’ll still indulge in some since the only cheat in it is the dairy (I don’t eat the chips!), but it’s usually too heavy and doesn’t make me feel great! With this recipe I still can get both of my favorite flavors- spinach and artichoke!
The best part about this recipe is that it is great for prepping ahead. It’s made on Sunday and then I heat it up every morning for breakfast. You can add meat or extra veggies to make it more filling. Make it interesting and have fun with this “base” recipe! I suggested this recipe for my dorm room friends and my friends in the sorority house and they loved it! It’s good served cold or for lunch too. And as we’re on the topic of college friends, everyone go check out the College Challenge! It will be live on the blog before you know it!
- 6 large eggs
- 1 cup chopped Creole seasoning (found in produce section)
- (Can chop onion, celery and bell pepper if you prefer)
- 1-1 ½ cups spinach, chopped
- 1 small jar artichoke hearts, drained and chopped
- ½ red bell pepper, chopped
- 1 tsp. minced garlic
- ½ cup coconut milk
- Sea salt and ground black pepper to taste
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and grease a 9" pie dish. Put the eggs and coconut milk in a large bowl and whisk together. It is important to mix it well. While continuing to whisk, add in the other ingredients.
- Pour into the pie dish and bake for around 30 minutes or until the center is cooked and the edges are slightly brown and crispy.
georgia says
I wonderd why the baking powder in this recipe?
Monica Bravo says
I wonder too… Sometimes I do strange things haha. I got removed that from the ingredient this. I make this quiche almost weekly, and never put baking powder.
Karla says
I have a question, swear I’m not trying to be a smart tart. I always thought a crustless quiche was a fritatta? Is there something else that differentiates these two?
Monica Bravo says
They are basically the same haha. Some people aren’t familiar with the term frittata, so I used crustless quiche
Corinne says
What is chopped creole seasoning? Do I add any seasonings the celery, onion, and bell pepper?
Monica Bravo says
Yes it is celery onion and bell pepper!
Sarah says
Thank you for posting this recipe!! Soo good! I just made this for a Sunday brunch with my husband and it was fabulous! Brava
Monica Bravo says
Yummmy, this is a perfect brunch dish! Good thinking.