Add eggs and heavy cream, season with salt and pepper.
Beat Well
Lay cheese down on top of pie shell
Add ham and onions
Pour egg mixture on top
Bake in oven set at 375 for 35-45 mins.
The top of the Quiche will be lightly browned and the center should not move. If it does, place back in oven and cook in 5 min intervals.
The best Quiche ever and Ohhh, so easy!
Ham and Cheese Quiche
1 pre-made pie shell (I recommend Marie Callender’s in your grocer’s freezer)
6 eggs
1 ½ cups heavy cream
1 cup diced ham (I purchase this in a bag in the meat section)
¼ cup diced onion
1 cup freshly shredded cheddar cheese
salt/pepper
Preheat oven to 375
“Pam” a small pan and sauté onions with ham for appx 5 mins. Pour sauted ham and onions and shredded cheese into premade pie shell. Beat eggs with heavy cream until well blended, add salt and pepper. Pour over top. Bake 35-45 mins until set. (When you take the quiche out of the oven, the middle of the pie should not jiggle)
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Looks so yummy and simple! I will be adding it to my menu for next month! Thanks so much for sharing!
Cannot print this recipe, why/ It looked so good!
It looks delicious, and it's so pretty too!!
This sounds great and easy. Im thinking tomoro night's tea :O)
Sounds like a good emergency recipe for us, as we always have bacon bits in the freezer, eggs in the fridge and uht cream in the cupboard. Im hoping it will work with premade puff pastry sheets.
Thankyou
A Note for any of your gluten free readers, you can make this recipe the exact same way, just omit the crust. We had quiche for dinner earlier this week and this is almost exactly what we made. Great recipe!
Thanks Ladies- A special shot out to Kasey, keep those gluten-free comments coming please!!! I have a sweet friend who has to go by a gluten free diet…I will make a quiche that way for her now that you just mentioned it! awesome! Thanks!
~Janelle
That looks sssooo good! We love quiches!
By the way I have posted you to my 'Bible Study Links' page on my blog.
I have become very encouraged by you.
What you are is a VESSEL, for the King.
A wonderful recipe, one of my favourites also…A great visual impact is also beat 2 eggs and crack the other 4 whole into the pie itself…a surprise to each slice..Delicious!Yvette
mmmmmmmmm! and easy doesn't hurt!!
I am going to have to try this one. I'm not usually one to grab recipes from blogs, but I love quiche and this looks super easy!
I have to make this! It looks delicious and I have most of the ingredients at hand. Thanks for posting!
We had this for dinner and it was delicious!! One question though… how do you keep the quiche from overflowing in the oven? Do you not always have to use all of the egg/cream mixture? Mine made quite the mess on the cookie sheet!
This looks sooo delicious! I may make this soon! Thanks for stopping by What's Cooking Wednesday! Hope to see you next week!
Sarah, It seems to depend on the pre-made crust depth..some crusts -the mixture is perfect, others you may want to leave out about 1/4 cup of the mixture or you will end up with too much. Thank you so much for your update-I am so glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, that quiche looks so fluffy and delicious.
mmm thanks Courtney, we munched out on this for tea :O) , but next time i will remember to put the cream in haha, I posted a link 2 ur blog and a pic of my effort on my blog.
Kaz, thank you for the update-it looked beautiful! wow!!!
Awesome! I will try it!
Courtney, thanks so much for your kind comment on my blog and for stopping by.
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I can do this.
it looks like a dish the kids will love, and I love that.
I love quiche, this looks like a delicious recipe
I made this on Monday morning, it was delicious. My mother had stayed with us for a long weekend and loved it also. Thanks for a great recipe!!!
I made this tonight and it was fantastic! Like someone else mentioned the depth of the crust makes a differance. I just bought a regular crust and had to throw out about 1 cup of the egg mixture. You really need a deep dish pie crust for this – but it really was a great meal!
Jacki & Quest- thank you for the update! So happy you got to enjoy in this delicious recipe
Blessings to you!
Janelle…your site is such a blessing to me. I needed something quick, easy, and delicious for our women’s ministry brunch tomorrow a.m. and this sounds perfect! I have a quick question….do you add the ingredients into a frozen or thawed pie shell? Thank you so much for all you do and for your help. May God bless you as richly as you bless others!
Laura
Oh my please forgive me Courtney…I have bounced between your two wonderful sites so much today searching recipes I lost track of where I was….so sorry about that, how embarrassing.
Looks amazing! Do you use the crust frozen or thaw it first? I’m definitely going to try this
This recipe looks like a great thing! I am not a fan of eggs, but it has given me another option for meals to take to someone who is sick, or has a new baby, etc. I am looking forward to poking around your site. It looks as though you have some really good things besides recipes on here. I am especially interested in the free e book. I am in a group with my daughter, and several other girls and their moms. We are attempting to teach them to be godly managers (keepers) of their homes. I think a study on how to be like the Proverbs 31 woman would be very good. We were just doing a short devotion each month, but we recently decided we wanted to do a deeper study with them as they are all getting to their teen years. I hope the ebook will be something we could use as a guide…
mmmm mmmm mmmm – Can’t wait to try this, I haven’t eaten anything this morning and I’m salivating!!!! Thanks for sharing!
I made this for my Bible Study this morning and it was a HIT! Thanks so much!
I love this quiche. Make it all the time, but use mozzarella cheese. Try it sometime, it’s awesome!
Hi,
Found your tasty looking recipe via Pinterest.
Has anyone tried this using milk instead of heavy cream?
Thanks!
Thanks for this great recipe. I made this for dinner tonight with my kids tonight. I’m on bed rest and can’t be up for very long at any one time. We were able to get it in the oven in about 15 min. We did broccoli instead of onions and used fat free half and half. My husband did the grocery shopping so we had 2 regular pie crusts instead of deep dish. We split the recipe and had 2 “pies,” which worked out since they are gone. Thanks again. The kids (7, 5, 2) loved helping and eating this tasty meal.
Looks yummy. How well does it freeze and would you freeze before or after cooking?
Made this for my family after church today. My youngest, a self-proclaimed egg hater, chowed down on this “ham and cheese” pie. I was forced to use half and half as our local grocery was out of heavy cream (after Valentine’s Day, seriously?!?!?! LOL). Very good. Looking forward to leftovers tomorrow!
I would like to start making these ahead of time and baking them each morning for breakfast. Do you know if the could be baked and then frozen (or) frozen and then baked?