(Warning! Dessert is definately NOT Keto!)
Am I weird? I love breakfast for dinner, whether it’s omelets, pancakes or basic fry up, it’s all good to me but today I’m doing it in more of a dinner style.
Real men do eat quiche! In fact, Clay loves my quiche and what’s not to love? It’s savory sausage, golden sauteed mushrooms, fresh spinach, rich cheese and delicate egg all tucked inside a flaky crust.
Sausage, Mushroom & Spinach Quiche
INGREDIENTS
½ pound sausage
½ cup onion, chopped
½ cup mushroom, chopped
4 ounces fresh spinach, chopped
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
6 eggs
1 cup cream
1 premade pie crust, thawed
2 c. gruyere cheese shredded
PREPARATION
Preheat oven to 350˚F/180˚C.
Cook sausage over medium-high until lightly browned, about 5-7 minutes, being sure to break up the meat into a fine mince.
Remove cooked sausage from pan and wipe away excess fat with a paper towel.
Add onion and sauté until softened and translucent, about 2 to 3 minutes. Add mushrooms, salt, and pepper and continue to cook for an additional 2-3 minutes. Add chopped spinach and cook until barely wilted and no extra liquid has accumulated in the bottom of the pan.
Once cooked, remove the spinach and mushroom mixture from the pan and combine it with the sausage. Lightly whisk eggs and cream until just combined.
Place pie crust into pie plate or tart pan. Prick the entire bottom with a fork for crispiness and to keep it from bubbling up.
Add sausage and spinach mixture to the bottom of the prepared pie crust, making sure to spread it evenly. Top with cheese. Pour in beaten eggs to fill the rest of the pie crust.
Bake at 350˚F/180˚C for 25 minutes or until the eggs are set and the top is lightly browned. Allow to cool for 10 minutes before slicing. Serve with a simple salad.
In keeping with my breakfast for dinner theme, dessert with a breakfast flare!
Donut Strawberry Shortcake
Hull and slice a container of fresh strawberries. Sprinkle 1/4 c. of sugar over the top, stir a refrigerate for at least 30 min.
Slice fresh, glazed donuts in half with a bread knife. Heat a skillet, brush lightly with butter and place donuts cut side down, toasting until golden brown.
Arrange a donut slice in a bowl, top with strawberries then whipped cream and final donut slice.
Enjoy!
Laura, I just had to check this past post. “Breakfast for Dinner” always sounds great.
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I don’t know why, but it always feels like a treat. Lol
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Our SIL calls breakfast-for-dinner “Brenner.” He’s not a big fan. But he just might go for this sausage quiche! He can pretend it’s deep-dish pizza.
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I love 🤣💕
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Looks Yummy😋, great work
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Looks outstanding! And I’m not really a fan of quiche (kwitchee) 😆🤪
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Lol it’s delish….if you care for eggs. 😊
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I like eggs like oysters, any way you can have them! 👍🏻
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Bravo! Me too (as long as the whites are solid. Yeck)
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Lol!! Sunny side up! 👍🏻 with wheat bread to sop up that yellow goodness!
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I could roll like that (solid whites provided) but went over medium after my dad became deathly ill with salmonella from over easy. I’ve been suspicious of eggs ever since. Hahaha. Go figure? Early 80’s and into the bodybuilding thing, all the guys and many girls drank raw eggs. Not mysekf obviously, but absolutely no one got sick! I’m suspecting I recieved all my ” Luck” from my dad. Lol
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I did the raw thing! But they taste so much better cooked… I just do my omelette thing and put about 3-4 eggs, cheese (assorted) salt, pepper, jalapeño, onions, and hot sauce! Quick and easy!
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YUM!!!!
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Okay, that’s it, I’m coming to your house to eat. This looks so yummy. I grew up on breakfast for dinner and now I do it with my own family. Breakfast is my favorite meal.
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Mine too!!!! It’s just fabtastic anytime of day! I’m so excited right now for all the rich savory flavors that come with fall and holiday baking coming just around the corner! Yay!!!!!
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Wow, beauties! They all look delicious!❤
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Thank you, sweetpea! 💕
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I can feel the kilos piling on just looking at the delicious pictures. 😉
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Hahaha! Life is short, enjoy good food and take a hike! 😊
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I’d need to hike all the way to Missouri to work off those donuts! 😉 lol
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Hahaha well you’re in luck! Youd have a place to stay and rest before heading back! Lol
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Well Thank You Laura.. I have the feeling though if i took up your generous hospitality I’d need to walk 10 times further or take the risk of becomming unable to get out of your front door! 😉 🙂
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Hahaha truth! We’d wheel you out!
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I’d be worried about the repair bill to widen the door frame! 😉
I believe in moderation – but i can’t resist temptation! 😉
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That may be the best looking quiche I have ever seen!
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Omgosh! Thank you so much!😊💕
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Wow! That all looks amazing, but those donuts LAURA! 😍 They los so yummy!
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It really was a fun and tasty twist on an old favorite. Everyone seemed to enjoy it them very much & now annoften requested dessert. 😊
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It looks incredible! I saved it! 😁 I must try it, thanks for sharing
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I love quiche….but I have a hard time with some members of my family and friends who have a strong dislike. I think quiche is yummy and so many possibilities. I love a roasted vegetable quiche….or I make a posher asparagus and goats cheese with pine nuts.
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I cannot understand those who don’t like it! And you hit the nail on the head… one of the most versatile dishes I can think of! Endless possibilities! Delish! Oh the asparagus, goat cheese and pine nuts, sounds divine!
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That all looks delicious.
I love a breakfast for dinner. I often have a full English breakfast (which we only have once in a while and not every day) as a dinner. It makes a GREAT dinner.
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My ‘Full English’ usually has one or two Pork sausages, one or two fried eggs, a large flat mushroom, a rasher of back bacon and some baked beans. Optional extras include Cooked tomatoes and very occasionally Black Pudding (which is normally only eaten in the North of England and I’m from the south. It is made with Pigs blood).
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That sounds fantastic! I may be squeamish on the black pudding though. Lol
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I must admit to being very reluctant to give it a try. They only tend to serve it in the very north of England, in Yorkshire and that area. I did try it and it is quite nice, but I would never have it all the time. 🙂
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I love quiche. Love the shortbread donut dessert…gonna try that one soon. Saved this blog in my recipes folder. 💕
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Oh yay! I love you kept it!💕
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Oh wow. I want your quiche. I used to make a mushroom, bacon and blue cheese quiche. Maybe one day I will be comfortable enough with food to make it again.
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That sounds delicious! 😊 why arent you comfy with food? 😟
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It’s the anorexia. It’s been a problem since I was 17. It’s a mental illness, which makes it hard to give a real reason as to why I’m not comfortable.
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I get it. Bulimia was my issue for several years in my youth.
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How are you with food now?
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I’ve been good for many years now. What I deal with is the reality that I can’t see myself as others do. You know? My concept is skewed
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Yes, I completely understand that. It’s on so many levels as well.
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You lost me at mushroom 🙂
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Hahaha awwww
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