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Easy Veggie Quiche

September 13, 2022 by Christy 29 Comments

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The best easy veggie quiche recipe using milk, loads of vegetables and pre-made crust for a quick, healthy vegetarian breakfast.

Table of Contents

  • FEATURED COMMENT
  • Why you should make this veggie quiche
  • Ingredients
  • How to make a vegetarian quiche
  • What pie crust to use
  • Substitutions
  • Different Variations
  • Tips and Tricks:
  • More breakfast and brunch recipes
  • Easy Veggie Quiche
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    • Instructions
    • Video
    • Notes
    • Nutrition
      • did you make this recipe?
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Veggie quiches are one of those breakfast foods that make it look like you went all out and spent a lot of time and effort, when in reality they can be easy and stress free.

With this recipe, you can have a vegetarian quiche prepped and ready to go in the oven in under 15 minutes. This makes it a perfect brunch for vegetarian (or meat eating!) guests, holidays, a potluck, or just to eat and horde to yourself since it reheats so well.

If you’re looking for a low carb quiche recipe, try this crustless quiche, these mini egg muffins, or these eggs baked in ramekins. Or for something sweet but still healthy try this strawberry banana steel cut oat bake.

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FEATURED COMMENT

“This was just what I needed! I love the light, delicate texture (whipped those eggs!), and the proportions were perfect for the pie plate and crust specified. It was not too salty, nor dense. Pretty presentation. Thank you!”

5 stars

– J How

Why you should make this veggie quiche

This tried and true recipe is just as delicious as it is healthy without all of the extra hassle! Here are some highlights on what makes this vegetarian quiche great:

  • 12 grams of protein for each under 300 calorie serving
  • Reheats and freezes well making it perfect for meal prep or making head of time
  • So versatile you can sub with other veggies or cheese you need to use up easily
  • Appears fancy so great for entertaining at a brunch or breakfast get together
  • It travels well so you can bring it to a friend’s place
  • Crust doesn’t need to be par-baked making it faster than a standard quiche
  • Easy as can be since there’s no meat to cook, the veggies cook fast and the crust is store bought
hands setting a quiche down on a tabletop

Ingredients

Here’s what you’ll need and a few notes on what to use:

  • avocado oil – this is my favorite oil to cook with due to it’s high smoke point but you can use whatever you prefer best
  • onion – either red or yellow will do
  • red pepper – I slice mine in strips and then chop the slices in half to make them easier to eat.
  • minced garlic – jarred pre-minced garlic is fine here
  • mushrooms – I just use crimini but shitake would be great too
  • spinach – if spinach pieces are large, chop a few times to break up
  • refrigerated or frozen pie crust – this is what makes it so easy! I use refrigerated if I want to use my own pan but the frozen ones come in disposable pie tins and typically turn out crispier on the bottom.
  • whole milk – I use whole milk and recommend that but 2% will work ok. Whatever you do, DO NOT use non-fat or your quiche will be a watery mess.
  • eggs – I prefer eggs with dark yellow yolks but just get the best ones you can afford. Pasture raised is better than cage free but egg labeling is notoriously tricky. Often times the same eggs are labeled differently and listed at different prices under different brand names so be mindful of this, experiment and find your favorite.
  • salt – I use himalayan pink salt in pretty much everything but table salt works fine.
  • pepper – fresh ground is always best.
  • nutmeg – just a sprinkle of ground nutmeg for that hint of extra flavor.
  • grated cheese – I prefer either a sharp cheddar or gruyere but use your favorite here.
overhead picture of quiche ingredients

How to make a vegetarian quiche

It takes a fair amount of time to bake, but the hands-on time is truly minimal. The steps below show how simple it is to assemble.

First you start by sautéing the veggies in three stages:

numbered process steps showing veggies being sautéed in a pan in 3 stages
  1. Then you prepare the quiche filling by whisking the eggs, milk and seasonings together
  2. Place the vegetables in the prepared pie crust
  3. Sprinkle cheese on top
  4. Pour the filling over the vegetables
  5. Place the quiche in the oven and bake for 35-40 minutes
  6. Remove from the oven and let cool for 10 minutes before serving
numbered process steps showing vegetable quiche being assembled in 6 stages

What pie crust to use

While a homemade crust is delightful, my love affair for quiches really started when I discovered refrigerated pie crusts. I started out using the Pillsbury brand refrigerated ones that you roll out but, as with homemade crust, I found they bottom can be kind of gummy without par-baking the crust. I now prefer frozen pie crust since it gets crispier on the bottom.

That being said, you can’t transfer the frozen pie crust to another pan so it won’t have that same homemade presentation. You can put the crust and it’s tin into another pie serving pan though to make it look a little more presentable.

I also usually use one of these pie shields to keep the top crust from getting overly browned. It isn’t entirely necessary for quiches since they aren’t in the oven as long as pies and you can always pull the quiche out and tent foil strips around the edges if you notice the top crust is browning too fast.

plate with slice of quiche and a fork with a bite on it

Substitutions

There are many substitution options and here are a few notes on substitutions for the main ingredients:

  • Cheese swapping is simple and as long as you use a good cheese it will work. Freshly grated melts best but pre-grated will work in pinch too. I love using either a sharp cheddar or gruyere but any cheese is welcome here. I’ve even done feta and goat cheese which was a nice change of pace.
  • Vegetables can be swapped out for whatever you have on hand or according to your preference. Just make sure to cook them down and keep an eye on the moisture content.
  • Gluten free is simple using a gluten free crust or even going crustless. If you choose crustless be sure to grease your pie tin very well or use a silicone baking mold.
  • Garlic – you can use 1/2 teaspoon of garlic powder in exchange for minced garlic.
  • Nutmeg – just leave it out if you don’t have it.
  • Milk – I recommend using whole milk but you can replace with 2% or cream, whipping cream or heavy cream. I have tried with oat milk as well to reduce the overall amount of dairy in the recipe and it wasn’t perfect but worked decently.

Different Variations

There are more vegetarian quiche combinations than I could possibly list but here are a few to get your ideas churning:

  • Caramelized onion, mushroom and gruyere – add a splash of balsamic during the last minute of caramelizing those onions for extra flavor.
  • Goat cheese, cherry tomatoes and fresh herbs – just make sure to get most of the juice out of the tomatoes to keep them from making the quiche watery.
  • Broccoli cheddar – this one is great for kids! I’ve got a recipe for mini crustless broccoli cheddar quiches here if that’s more your style.
  • Mediterranean with feta, kalamata olives, cherry tomatoes, red onion and fresh basil and maybe some spinach.
  • Asparagus, sun-dried tomatoes, fresh herbs and either goat cheese or feta.

Really the possibilities are endless and it’s fun to play around with quiche ingredients. Just make sure not to add too many veggies or the overall egg to filling ratio will be off.

side angle of vegetarian quiche in pan with slice taken out
Can I make the quiche ahead of time?

All of the quiche filling steps can be done ahead and the vegetables, cheese and egg / milk mixture can be refrigerated together in a sealed container for up to 48 hours. When ready to use, just pour into a pie crust and bake.

Can I freeze the quiche?

Yes! This is the magic of veggie quiches. The best way is to freeze the crust and filling separately. Prep all of the filling (veggies + milk and egg mixture) and then put it into a bag or freezer safe container and freeze for up to 3 months.

To use it, let the filling defrost in the fridge overnight or place the container of filling into a pan of water to defrost faster. Then pour the filling into the pie crust and bake as you would normally. I double or triple the filling often and keep a few bags in the freezer alongside frozen store bought crusts for easy quiche making in the future.

Quiche leftovers can be frozen as individual servings as well in tightly sealing containers for 1-2 months. Defrost in the refrigerator overnight or on the defrost setting on your microwave. The crust will not be crisp but it will still be tasty!

How do I reheat the quiche?

This vegetarian quiche reheats well either in it’s entirety or as leftovers. Leftover quiche slices can be heated individually in the microwave for quick weekday breakfasts The crust won’t be quite as crisp, but the flavor is all still there.

To reheat a full quiche that you’ve already fully baked, let it warm in a pre-heated 350° (175° C) oven until the center is warm. You can check by inserting an instant read thermometer into the center and it will read 165° F (73° C). For a cold quiche, this will take 30-35 minutes. It will heat much faster if the quiche is already room temperature. You may want to use pie shields or wrap foil around the edges of the pan to keep the crust from burning.

Why is my quiche watery or soggy?

There are a few things that can lead to a soggy quiche. First, not cooking all of the water off of the vegetables. Sautéing instead of steaming helps with this but you need to make sure the mushrooms release all of their water and you can squeeze out any excess with a kitchen towel if the spinach releases water at the end.

Another culprit is over baking. Quiches are finicky and need to be baked until the center has just set. They will start releasing water when over baked.

I recommend using a frozen crust but if you’re using a homemade crust, it truly is best to par-bake it. For store-bought refrigerated crusts make sure your crust is still very cold before you bake.

veggie quiche being sliced with a knife

Tips and Tricks:

  • Place your quiche pan on a baking sheet to make it easier to take in and out of the oven.
  • If you are using a homemade crust and don’t want to par-bake, place the pan in the bottom third of the oven to help the bottom crust become more crisp.
  • Make sure to cook the mushrooms cook down all of the way until they’ve released all excess liquid.

More breakfast and brunch recipes

If you want other breakfast or brunch recipes you can always peruse our catalog of breakfast recipes or here are some of my breakfast and brunch favorites:

  • oat flour waffles
  • chorizo sweet potato hash
  • almond flour pancakes
  • whole wheat yogurt pancakes

(Recipe originally published January 31, 2014, but pictures and post text were updated May 20, 2019 and again on September 13, 2022. Recipe was also updated to use less liquid to easily fit into a 9″ pie pan)

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Easy Veggie Quiche

Created by: Christy Gurin
Prep Time 15 mins
Cook Time 35 mins
Resting Time 10 mins
Total Time 1 hr
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The best easy veggie quiche recipe using milk, loads of vegetables and pre-made crust for a quick, healthy vegetarian breakfast.

Equipment

  • 1 9" or 9 1/2" pie pan

Ingredients
 

  • 1 tsp. avocado oil (or whatever type of oil you prefer)
  • 1/2 onion, sliced into thin strips
  • 1 red pepper, seeded and sliced into thin strips
  • 1 tsp. minced garlic
  • 1/2 lb. mushrooms, sliced
  • 2 cups loosely packed baby spinach If spinach pieces are large, chop a few times to break up
  • 1 refrigerated or frozen pie crust
  • 1 1/2 cups milk (I used whole milk but 2% is fine, DO NOT use non-fat)
  • 5 eggs
  • 1/4 tsp. salt
  • 1/4 tsp. pepper
  • 1/8 tsp. nutmeg
  • 1/2 cup grated cheese (sharp cheddar, swiss, or gruyere work great)

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 375° F (190° C).
  • Heat oil in a medium sized pan. Add onions and peppers and sauté for 2-3 minutes until onions start to turn translucent. 
  • Add mushrooms and garlic and cook until mushrooms are cooked through and all water in pan has evaporated, approximately 5 minutes. Remove pan from heat and add spinach. Stir for 1 minute longer until spinach is wilted and set aside. 
  • Crack eggs and whisk until frothy. Add milk, salt, pepper, and nutmeg and whisk until frothy (2-3 minutes).
  • If veggies are watery, remove any excess liquid from the cooked veggies by squeezing them in a kitchen towel or paper towels over the sink (this keeps the crust from getting soggy).
  • Remove frozen pie crust from freezer or unroll refrigerated pie crust and press into 9-9 1/2" inch pie pan.
  • Place veggies on top of crust in pie pan in an even layer. Sprinkle cheese on top. Pour egg mixture evenly over the veggies and cheese.
  • Bake for 35-40 minutes until starting to brown on top. Remove from oven and let sit for 5-10 minutes before cutting and serving.

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Notes

*Recipe has been adjusted to use less liquid to fit into a 9″ pie pan. 
  • Place quiche pan on a baking sheet to make it easier to take in and out of the oven.
  • If using homemade crust and don’t want to par-bake, place pan in the bottom third of oven to help the bottom crust become crisper.
  • Cook vegetables down all of the way to avoid a watery quiche.
  • To make ahead all filling steps can be done ahead and the vegetables, cheese and egg / milk mixture can be refrigerated together in a sealed container for up to 48 hours. When ready to use, just pour into a pie crust and bake.
  • Freeze the crust and filling separately. Prep all of the filling (veggies, milk/egg, cheese) and put all into a bag or freezer safe container. Lay flat and freeze for up to 3 months. To use, let the filling defrost in the fridge overnight or place the container of filling into a pan of water to defrost faster. Pour the filling into the pie crust and bake as you would normally.
  • Freezing leftovers can be frozen as individual servings in tightly sealing containers for 1-2 months. Defrost in the refrigerator overnight or on the defrost setting on your microwave.
  • Reheating leftovers can be done by microwaving each serving for 30-60 seconds. It helps to cut the quiche slice into several pieces so it microwaves more evenly.
  • To reheat a full quiche that you’ve already fully baked, let it warm in a pre-heated 350° (175° C) oven until the center is warm. You can check by inserting an instant read thermometer into the center and it will read 165° F (73° C). For a cold quiche, this will take 30-35 minutes. It will heat much faster if the quiche is already room temperature. If edges are getting too dark, foil strips can be crinkled around them to prevent burning.  

Nutrition

Calories: 286kcal | Carbohydrates: 21g | Protein: 12g | Fat: 17g | Saturated Fat: 7g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 6g | Trans Fat: 0.01g | Cholesterol: 153mg | Sodium: 343mg | Potassium: 414mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 1952IU | Vitamin C: 30mg | Calcium: 185mg | Iron: 2mg

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    Comments & Reviews

  1. Kim says

    April 12, 2022

    Can I make this a day ahead before my company arrives? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Christy says

      April 20, 2022

      Yes, you certainly can. It won’t be 100% the same but is definitely doable and will still taste great. Cover the top of the quiche with aluminum foil and place in a preheated oven set to 350° F (177° C) for 10-15 minutes until the center is warm.

      Reply
  2. J How says

    March 27, 2022

    5 stars
    This was just what I needed! I love the light, delicate texture (whipped those eggs!), and the proportions were perfect for the pie plate and crust specified. It was not too salty, nor dense. Pretty presentation. Thank you!

    Reply
    • Christy says

      March 30, 2022

      So happy to hear you liked it! 🙂

      Reply
  3. Donna says

    February 3, 2022

    You know, 9 inches is 9 inches. No way this fits into your 9 inch pie crust but not my 9 inch pie crust. Maybe half of the egg mixture fit. Waste of time and ingredients!

    Reply
    • Christy says

      February 15, 2022

      So sorry to hear that Donna! My pie dish is labeled 9″ but I measured it yesterday after reading your comment and it is actually 9.5″. Ugh. I’ve updated the recipe to reflect this. I hope the rest of that egg mixture could be used for something.

      Reply
  4. Jordan Crabbe says

    May 16, 2021

    Love this recipe and have been using it for a couple years now!! Such a huge hit, thank you! I’m trying to eat cleaner and cut out gluten, so when you go crustless, do you still do everything else the same and just grease the pan a little extra?

    Reply
    • Christy says

      June 6, 2021

      I actually have a whole guide on crustless quiches! I either use a silicone mould or just grease the pan really well. Ingredients can definitely remain the same.

      Reply
  5. PATTI MILDER says

    April 4, 2021

    5 stars
    I have made this once before and it turned out great. If I want to cook two at the same time, do I need to add more time in the oven?

    Reply
    • Christy says

      April 13, 2021

      From my experience, I usually do the same amount of time, if anything just a minute or two more. Cook them on the same shelf in the middle though next to each other, not stacked on top of each other on separate racks to make sure they cook evenly. 🙂

      Reply
  6. Betty says

    March 4, 2021

    I made this. Added an extra egg & split it into 2 8” pies….worked great. Delish!

    Reply
    • Christy says

      March 9, 2021

      Oh good to know! I make two all the time but love the idea of splitting it and using smaller pans.

      Reply
  7. Alison says

    December 14, 2020

    Can I bake this ahead and freeze it?

    Reply
    • Christy says

      December 16, 2020

      I’ve never tried it but I’ve heard of people doing that with quiches. I’ve made all the fillings (eggs, milk, ham, etc.) and frozen that in a bag, defrosted over night and then poured into a pie crust the day of before baking but haven’t tried freezing a whole baked quiche. If you do let me know how it reheats!

      Reply
  8. Mary Henderson says

    November 15, 2020

    5 stars
    Love this recipe and I make it frequently! Looks appetizing, tastes wonderful and it freezes well. I am a vegetarian and I eat eggs, so quiche is a dish I enjoy often. My husband is not, but he likes this, too. I have a 9″ pie pan and it just barely fits, but it does not over flow. Thanks for coming up with the recipe. Like the nutmeg especially.

    Reply
    • Christy says

      December 16, 2020

      That makes me so happy! That pinch of nutmeg is barely noticeable but I just love it. 🙂

      Reply
  9. Jyothi Nag says

    July 19, 2020

    Hi. Looks awesome:) I am a vegetarian, can I avoid the egg part?

    Reply
    • Christy says

      July 23, 2020

      Egg is the main ingredient in this recipe so it would be hard to replace. I’ve heard they have a good vegan egg replacement now though that you could try but I’m not sure how it would turn out.

      Reply
    • FeetLicker says

      August 25, 2020

      Egg is not vegan, but vegetarian

      Reply
    • Elizabeth says

      April 25, 2021

      There are some good chickpea flour quiche recipes online! I make them often as we only eat eggs/fish/dairy on weekends and do a vegan diet during the week. The tofu ones are okay, but dobt hit the same texture

      Reply
  10. Barbara says

    July 9, 2020

    5 stars
    After reading the responses. and not having a large pie dish. I opted to use my casserole dish. Worked great but did bake about 12 minutes longer due to thickness. But wonderful recipe…..thanks.

    Reply
  11. Karin Kolman says

    April 19, 2019

    Make your own crust…it’s SO easy!! Butter, flour, and a bit of ice water..that’s it! Love an easy quiche recipe. Thank you!

    Reply
    • Christy says

      May 2, 2019

      I used to but now I’m way too lazy! I need to just make up a few and keep them in the freezer since the dough freezes pretty well. Thanks for the tip, you’re inspiring me to give it another go!

      Reply
  12. Allison says

    March 21, 2019

    This definitely needs a deep dish pie crust. I could only fit about 2/3 of the egg mixture into my regular crust and even then it overflowed quite a bit.

    Reply
    • Christy says

      March 24, 2019

      Good to know Allison! Mine are 9″. I’ll make a note of that in the recipe.

      Reply
    • Carter says

      April 14, 2020

      I definitely had to take the second pie shell out of the box and split all the ingredients into two pies! But I like the recipe 🙂

      Reply
      • Christy says

        April 27, 2020

        Oh no! Was your pie dish under 9 inches? I’ve got an 8 inch one and I know it won’t all fit in that one. I’m glad the recipe worked out and was delicious anyways. 🙂

  13. Ana says

    December 4, 2018

    5 stars
    Best family recipe = so easy to make and you can basically use whatever veggies you have in the fridge.
    I always make crust from oats and add Greek yogurt to the mix 🙂

    5-star recipe – it seems i cannot rate it below.

    Ana,
    http://www.shinemommy.com

    Reply
    • Christy says

      December 10, 2018

      Awesome! Not sure what’s up with the rating and why it wouldn’t work but so happy to hear you liked it! And I’m going to have to try that crust. 😉

      Reply

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