fiddlehead quiche
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My husband and members of his family have been picking fiddleheads for years. This happens in May here in Maine. Fiddleheads are green, and get their name because they look like the end of a fiddle. They are harvested to use as a vegetable. They grow by the water very close to the ground, and most people have their favorite places where they like to go and pick them. I found this quiche recipe a few years ago, but they are exceptionally good eaten with pork and potatoes or with anything you want! I am using my fiddleheads from last year, but it's almost picking time again.
(1 rating)
yield
8 serving(s)
prep time
40 Min
cook time
1 Hr
method
Bake
Ingredients For fiddlehead quiche
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2 cfiddleheads
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1 tsplemon juice
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1/2 tspsalt
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3 lgeggs
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1/2 cshredded cheddar cheese
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1/2 cshredded swiss cheese
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3/4 cmilk
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3/4 chalf and half cream
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19" unbaked pie shell
How To Make fiddlehead quiche
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1steam fiddleheads until tender about 10 minutes (I always have some in the freezer which I've blanched, so I don't steam them before using them for the quiche.)
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2cut the fiddleheads up in pieces and then mix with lemon juice and salt
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3beat the eggs slightly
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4sprinkle cheddar cheese onto pie shell
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5arange fiddleheads on the cheese
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6mix eggs, milk and half & half and pour over the fiddleheads
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7sprinkle the swiss cheese on top (I always use a little extra cheese)
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8bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes to 1 hour depending on your stove. If you look at my picture, I like to make sure it's brown on top and set in the middle
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