Corn And Tomato Quiche Recipe

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Yield: Makes one 10-inch quiche

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6 tablespoons all-purpose flour, plus more for work surface

1/2 recipe Flaky Tart Dough

10 large eggs

2 cups creme fraiche

2 cups whole milk

2 teaspoons salt

1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh thyme

2 cups fresh corn kernels

1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved

1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese

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Corn and Tomato Quiche

Recipe Summary

Yield: Makes one 10-inch quiche

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Corn and Tomato Quiche

Recipe Summary

Yield: Makes one 10-inch quiche

Recipe Summary

Yield: Makes one 10-inch quiche

Makes one 10-inch quiche

Ingredients

6 tablespoons all-purpose flour, plus more for work surface
1/2 recipe Flaky Tart Dough
10 large eggs
2 cups creme fraiche
2 cups whole milk
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh thyme
2 cups fresh corn kernels
1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese

Directions

On a lightly floured work surface, roll dough into a 16-inch round. With a dry pastry brush, sweep off any excess flour; fit dough into a 10-inch deep-dish (2-inch) tart pan with a removable bottom, gently pressing it into the sides. Using a sharp knife, trim the dough evenly with the edge of the pan. Cover with plastic wrap; chill tart shell until firm, about 20 minutes.

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.

Line the tart dough with a sheet of parchment paper and fill with pie weights. Transfer to oven and bake until light brown, about 25 minutes. Remove weights and parchment paper and continue baking until golden brown, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack; let cool completely.

In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, mix together 1 egg and flour on high speed until smooth. Add the remaining 9 eggs and continue mixing until well blended.

Place creme fraiche in a medium bowl and whisk until smooth; add milk and continue whisking until well combined. Add to mixer along with salt, pepper, and thyme; mix until well combined. Strain mixture into a large bowl through a fine mesh sieve.

Place corn, tomatoes, and cheese in prepared tart shell. Pour over egg mixture until tart shell is full (you may not need to use all of the egg mixture). Bake 20 minutes; reduce temperature to 325 degrees, and continue baking until filling is slightly firm, rather than liquid, and crust is a deep golden brown, 40 to 50 minutes more. Transfer quiche to a wire rack to cool until set, about 20 minutes. Serve warm or at room temperature. To reheat, cover quiche with aluminum foil and bake in an oven heated to 325 degrees for about 15 minutes.

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Martha Stewart Member

Rating: Unrated

07/21/2014

                As others have said, this makes way too much custard base.  Cut it in half to fit 1 deep tart pan or 2 regular tart pans.  Also, I recommend adding a pinch of nutmeg.  Other than that, very good recipe!

Martha Stewart Member

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04/10/2014

                For the person that complained about 16" and 10" - if the recipe had been read properly, the directions clearly say roll crust out to 16" place into a 10" pan. How hard can that be?  
                
                Going to make this tomorrow and cut recipe down to the one posted previously.  Wish me luck.

Martha Stewart Member

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01/13/2013

                I scaled this waay back, as I knew there would be far too much for a single quiche. It was really good and fluffy and out of the 3 I made for a brunch, this was the fave! Here are my edits (the rest I left as is):
                
                - a 9" pre-made refrigerated crust
                - 7 eggs
                - 4 tbsp flour (not sure this is even necessary)
                - 1 cup heavy cream
                - 1 cup milk
                - 1 cup extra sharp cheddar, grated
                - 1 tsp thyme
                - 1 cup corn (used frozen, thawed and drained it well)
                
                cook @ 375 for 40 min (cover edges w/ foil at 20 min)

Martha Stewart Member

Rating: Unrated

01/12/2013

                Says it makes a 10 inch quiche and then calls for a 16 inch? Thanks for helping me waste 
                $20.

Martha Stewart Member

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11/23/2012

                Terrible!  Extremely time consuming. Far too much liquid. Made the mistake of making it for company. Very disappointing.

Martha Stewart Member

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02/28/2011

                This is the WORST recipe EVER!  1) 2 tsp salt?  too much!! WAY too salty!! And I like salt.  2) You spend a lot of $$ on eggs (10 eggs!), milk, creme fraiche (2 cups!!) so that only 1/6 of the final amount fits in the quiche!!  So, you are left making a too-salty souffle with the leftover egg mix and the quiche?  Bleh.  Martha Shame!!!!

Martha Stewart Member

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04/04/2010

                This is a nice recipe - but it made enough for 3 full quiches if you use a pre-made pie tin.  Just be aware!

Martha Stewart Member

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01/21/2010

                I made this with fresh corn I had leftover from summer in the freezer.  It was delicious.  Just make sure it's very dry.

Martha Stewart Member

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10/25/2008

                This recipe is fantastic--even without the creme fraiche! I did not include creme fraiche and I still had more than enough filling for the dish and it was delicious.

Martha Stewart Member

Rating: Unrated

07/21/2014

                As others have said, this makes way too much custard base.  Cut it in half to fit 1 deep tart pan or 2 regular tart pans.  Also, I recommend adding a pinch of nutmeg.  Other than that, very good recipe!

Rating: Unrated

04/10/2014

                For the person that complained about 16" and 10" - if the recipe had been read properly, the directions clearly say roll crust out to 16" place into a 10" pan. How hard can that be?  
                
                Going to make this tomorrow and cut recipe down to the one posted previously.  Wish me luck.

Rating: Unrated

01/13/2013

                I scaled this waay back, as I knew there would be far too much for a single quiche. It was really good and fluffy and out of the 3 I made for a brunch, this was the fave! Here are my edits (the rest I left as is):
                
                - a 9" pre-made refrigerated crust
                - 7 eggs
                - 4 tbsp flour (not sure this is even necessary)
                - 1 cup heavy cream
                - 1 cup milk
                - 1 cup extra sharp cheddar, grated
                - 1 tsp thyme
                - 1 cup corn (used frozen, thawed and drained it well)
                
                cook @ 375 for 40 min (cover edges w/ foil at 20 min)

Rating: Unrated

01/12/2013

                Says it makes a 10 inch quiche and then calls for a 16 inch? Thanks for helping me waste 
                $20.

Rating: Unrated

11/23/2012

                Terrible!  Extremely time consuming. Far too much liquid. Made the mistake of making it for company. Very disappointing.

Rating: Unrated

02/28/2011

                This is the WORST recipe EVER!  1) 2 tsp salt?  too much!! WAY too salty!! And I like salt.  2) You spend a lot of $$ on eggs (10 eggs!), milk, creme fraiche (2 cups!!) so that only 1/6 of the final amount fits in the quiche!!  So, you are left making a too-salty souffle with the leftover egg mix and the quiche?  Bleh.  Martha Shame!!!!

Rating: Unrated

04/04/2010

                This is a nice recipe - but it made enough for 3 full quiches if you use a pre-made pie tin.  Just be aware!

Rating: Unrated

01/21/2010

                I made this with fresh corn I had leftover from summer in the freezer.  It was delicious.  Just make sure it's very dry.

Rating: Unrated

10/25/2008

                This recipe is fantastic--even without the creme fraiche! I did not include creme fraiche and I still had more than enough filling for the dish and it was delicious.

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