These mini quiches are one of my favourite summery snack recipes which is ideal for a picnic, a snack or as part of the main meal. These mini crustless quiches are really easy to make and I am sure you will love them too. Whilst not like the usual quiches made with pastry they are still good!
Have you heard people talking about a Slimming World quiche with cottage cheese and wondered what that is all about? This recipe may help you make something similar.
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How many mini crustless quiches can I make?
I make 30 mini quiches using the following, obviously, you could make less by changing the ingredients! Alternatively, you could make one or two large ones depending on your pie dish size.
Can I make a large crustless quiche?
This recipe makes approx two 10 inch pie dish size quiches.
Can I have these crustless quiches on a diet?
If you follow Slimming World, Weight Watchers (WW), Noom or any other weight loss plan then these mini quiches are perfect. They do not have pastry which is what makes quiche unhealthy and use lower fat options for the cheese flavour.
You can usually count the ingredients within this recipe in your allowances. It is of course important to check yourself any plan you follow and remember all nutritional information and ingredients are found in the recipe card below.
Many people talk about Slimming World quiche with cottage cheese and this is what they are talking about, a crustless quiche made perfectly for Slimming World using cottage cheese.
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Everyone knows vegetables are good for you, don’t they? They are healthy and filling for very few calories!
The best vegetables are those with low-calorie density.
This means if you eat 100g of spinach, for example, it is just 23 calories and 100g of crisps, which would be just as filling, is around 536 calories!
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Snacking tips
There are so many tasty snacks you can make if you are trying to eat healthily. It means you don’t have to get bored with one thing and can vary your diet considerably. These mini crustless quiches are one of my favourites when I follow the Slimming World plan or am generally trying to eat more healthily. I am sure you will also want to eat more and more of them I am sure!
Do you enjoy snacks when really you are not hungry and instead are boredom or comfort eating? I do this a lot so this is why it is so important to find low-calorie snacks when you can.
More recipes you may enjoy
If you are looking for more summer recipes of healthy meals then I have a great selection of summer recipes here or for recipes specifically perfect for picnics check out this picnic roundup and find more tasty picnic foods to go with these mini crustless quiches.
This is the perfect recipe to take for a Slimming World group taster session or a buffet. Check out lots more ideas here including snacks, quiches with crusts, car snacks and many more.
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Rosemary and Caramelised Onion Mini Crustless Quiches
- Prep Time: 10 Minutes
- Cook Time: 30 Minutes
- Total Time: 40 minutes
- Yield: 30 quiches 1x
- Category: Snack
- Method: Oven
- Diet: Low Calorie
Description
Delicious mini quiches, perfect for a meal or snack for all the family.
Ingredients
12 large eggs
2 x 250g tubs of fat free cottage cheese with chives or onion and chives (I use the Aldi one as its cheap!)
Bunch of rosemary (around 15g) finely chopped
700g red onions finely chopped
2 tbsp. granulated sweetener
Frylight or other low calorie cooking spray
Instructions
1. Fry the onions in the cooking spray with the sweetener until starting to soften, then add the rosemary and cook until onions are soft.
2. Mix in with the beaten eggs and cottage cheese and then spoon into silicone baking cases or similar. A ladle can make this easier or even pouring the mixture from a jug! I use silicone cases as they don’t stick and therefore makes it easy!
3. Bake in preheated oven for around 30 minutes 200°c.
Notes
They are lovely hot or cold and can be kept in the fridge for a few days with no problems.
Keywords: Quiche, Quiches, Crustless quiche, Slimming World, Syn free,
I’m not a lover of cottage cheese, but you can’t taste the texture in this recipe. Delicious – and will be perfect for buffets when we can finally start celebrating life again!
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Hi, can you use fat free quark instead of cottage cheese? I can’t stand the texture of cottage cheese.
Yes it works well