Well my husband did not hesitate and picked up some at a reduced price at a supermarket and gave me a big hint to make a cheesy Quiche with them. Who said 'real men don't eat Quiche?!1 Because I would strongly disagree. It got me thinking when it was the last time I made Quiche at home, and I really couldn't remember. So a quick blog search revealed that the last one I shared on my blog was Summertime last year and it was a Caramelised Red Onion Brie Quiche made with home-grown strawberries.
So his request albeit through a hint was accommodated.
Not only does this Quiche have asparagus, I also added in some blanched Purple Sprouting Broccoli. showcased In My Kitchen blog post.
I couldn't be bothered to trim off the excess cooked pastry and in some places it had shrunk a bit, so I left it and decided to call it rustic - works, don't you think.
Not only did this make for a good meal, there is plenty left over for him to take into work tomorrow.
Have you been making the most of the Asparagus season?
I am sharing this quiche with Janet from The Hedgecombers and Karen of Lavender and Lovage who are co-hosting TeaTime Treat and the theme is Open Top Pies, Tarts and Quiches.




What a stunning looking quiche. I adore asparagus so I've been stocking up on the stuff. Never thought to make a square or oblong quiche but it looks so pretty. Great idea x
ReplyDeleteThank you Dom, I don't use this oblong fluted tin enough, hopefully this year I will use it lots.
DeleteI love asparagus, but unfortunately developed a severe allergy to it about 4 years ago :( But I do grow it for hubby (how nice is that!!!!) and this quiche looks lovely xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear you have developed an allergic reaction to asparagus. I'm not a huge fan of it, my husband loves it - so when in season, it is namely bought and made for him to enjoy. Nice that you still grow it for your husband x
DeleteWhat a lovely way to use asparagus! I like the rustic look, you get more pastry that way.
ReplyDeleteThank you Joanne. I agree more pastry that way :)
DeleteSuch a great looking quiche, and that too square..so innovative! I adore asparagus, and this is a greatw ay to get the kids eat it. You got a lovely space here :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, nice to make your acquaintance.
DeleteThis quiche looks delicious and contains some of my favourite ingredients - I often use asparagus but normally as brunch ingredient with bacon and egg rather than in quiches, I'll have to try this out!
ReplyDeleteThank you Fiona.
DeleteSo pretty! I reminds me of a wildflower meadow!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for finding the time to enter it in this months Tea Time Treats!
Janie x
Thank you Jane.
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