Newbie to this board- looking for quiche and lasagna recipes

UnderTheMistletoe

DIS Veteran<br><font color=green>DH calls me "Figg
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Hi All :wave:

New to these waters. DH has been asking for quiche and lasagna lately. I am a little apprehansive just to pull something offline and try it as he's rather picky and I'd very much like to add two more things to the repetoire.

Looking for a good ham and cheese quiche and a tasty, hearty traditional meat lasagna.


TIA!
xoxo
 
First, welcome to the boards! :teeth:

I no longer use a recipe for either of those. My quiche varies depending on what I have extra or left-over usually; however, the key is to use 3 eggs with 2 cupes milk/cream. Original recipes tend to call for cream, but I just use half whole milk & half 2% milk. I usually add a tablespoon of Wondra (ultra-fine flour) to help thicken it instead.

I also no longer make mine in a pie shell. Any pie shell will work, although I tended to buy the prepared ones in the dairy case. I also used to make it with a shredded potato crust (bake ahead) but we all prefer to have it with dinner rolls so I skip the crust.

Quiche Lorraine
3 eggs
2 c light cream
1 tsp salt (I skip this too)
dash pepper
dash nutmeg
2 c grated Swiss
4 slices bacon, fried crisp & crumbled (opt) OR
1 - 2 c cooked ham, chopped fine

Pre-back pie crust at 425 for 15 min with bacon in crust. (ham can be added just before adding eggs.) Whisk or beat all ingredients except cheese & meat. Add cheese & pour into pie crust. Bake at 375 for 45 - 50 min. Let stand 10 min before cutting.

If you add broccoli to your quiche, do so just before adding the egg mixture.

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For lasagna, I originally just used the recipe on the side of the box of noodles...but that was 40 yrs ago! LOL Now I just wing it.

Lasagna
48 oz Spaghetti sauce
8 oz Mozzarella, shredded
15 oz Ricotta
1/4 c Parmesan
2 eggs
1 tsp garlic powder (opt)
1 Tbl parsley (opt)
1 tsp oregano
1 lb lasagna noodles
1 lb hamburger, browned & crumbled (opt)

You can choose to cook the noodles first, but then you need to let them cool - they're hard to work with when they're hot. I usually now just use them uncooked & cover the casserole tightly with foil while baking. Believe it or not, they soften nicely while baking. I use extra sauce when doing it w/o pre-cooking the noodles - otherwise a quart should suffice.

Mix cheeses with eggs & spices if you desire. Pour a thin layer of sauce in bottom of pan to prevent sticking. Add a layer of noodles & then a layer of the cheese mixture. Add another layer of noodles & top with sauce. Continue alternating until the casserole is nearly full. Be sure to leave enough room to finish with a layer of noodles & then sauce. Sprinkle additional Parmesan on top if desired. Bake at 350 for 45 min. Let stand 15 min before serving.

Years ago I used to make it with meat sauce, but we cut back on eating red meat & now prefer it meatless.
 
Here's a recipe for you! We love it!!

Hash Brown ham quiche

4cups frozen hash browns
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
3 tbsp butter-divided
1 medium onion-chopped
1/2 cup green pepper-chopped
1/2 cup sliced mushrooms(fresh or canned)
2 tsp flour
3/4 cup diced cooked ham
3 eggs,beaten
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup shredded cheese

Saute hash browns,salt,pepper in 2tbsp butter until golden brown.press onto bottom and sides of greased 9 inch pie plate. Then saute onion,green pepper,and mushrooms in remaining butter. Remove from heat,sprinkle with flour. stir in ham,eggs and milk. pour mixture into hash brown crust.
bake at 350 fo 35 minutes or until egg is set. sprinkle with cheese. let stand 10 minutes



Enjoy!!

Paula
 
















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