Brunch: Crustless Quiche

Don’t you just love when things sound fancy, but they’re actually pretty simple to prepare? Quiche is one of those dishes that can be served for a fancy brunch or a casual family breakfast. Breakfast is usually served a little later in our house, so we might as well call this brunch!

Here’s what I used:

Eggs
Conecuh Sausage
Ham
Onions & Peppers
Cheese
Salt & Pepper

Pre-heat your oven to 350 degrees…the usual! lol

I used a glass pie dish, but no crust. I don’t have anything against a delicious, buttery, flaky crust…but I’m trying to cut carbs! lol

Start with cooking the ham and sausage until it’s done to your liking. I like mine a little browned. Remove the meat and use the rendered drippings (fat/oil) to sauté your diced onions and peppers.

Place all of your cooked ingredients into the baking dish and prepare your eggs.

Season the eggs with salt and pepper, then add a splash of milk. Sorry, I have no clue how much I used…a splash…the ancestors will tell you when to stop!

Whisk the egg mixture together, then mix in some shredded cheese.

Pour the cheesy egg mixture over your other ingredients and bake for 40-50 minutes.

Check it after 40 to see if it still jiggles in the middle. You’ll know it’s ready when it rises a little bit and is firm.

Your edges will be crispy and a little brown…yum!

After the quiche is done, let it rest for a few minutes. I used this time to whip up a few pancakes!

Guess who doesn’t always appreciate my (semi)homemade pancakes? You guessed it! Our 4-year-old! This kid prefers the packs of frozen pancakes. They only take 1 minute in the microwave, so I don’t fight it too much! lol