Spinach and Cheese Quiche
French Quiches are perfect to make do with what’s in season, and this Spinach and Cheese Quiche makes perfect use of big bunches of fresh, in-season spinach leaves. It’s an easy recipe that you can enjoy at brunch, lunch or dinner and it’s also perfect to make ahead. Extra points if you make the pie crust from scratch!
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I am passionate French cook, food writer and photographer, living in beautiful Brittany, France. I share classic French recipes, lesser-known regional dishes and a few modern takes. Making French cooking easy, approachable and cliché-free is my priority. To learn more, click here.
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Rustic French Cooking Made Easy (2019, Page street Publishing) is available worldwide!