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Reviewed: Nov. 30, 2009
I prepped this recipe for a bridal shower but ran out of time to cook them, so my husband and I used the crust and filling for a 9" quiche after the party. It was delicious! We cooked it at the same temp, but for longer, and filled it with the cheese along with sauteed mushrooms, onion, herbs de provence and sausage. Delicious! I look forward to making the mini versions next time.
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Reviewed: Nov. 24, 2009
I made these for a party recently and they where a hit! If you don't like it very hot, cut jal. down a bit!
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Reviewed: Oct. 30, 2009
Great recipe! Made a lot of different ways to see which I liked best. The change I made to the dough was just to add 1/4 c parm b/c I had that on hand. Dough came out perfect in both batches that I made. These are the ways I made them (all with the mont jack): 1. hot turkey sausage sauteed with red bell peppers and scallions 2. Green chilis and red pepper flakes 3. Mild Salsa 4. Red bell pepper (not sauteed this time), scallions, and green chilis 5. Black beans and mild salsa 6. Black beans, red bell, scallions, and green chilis 7. Green chilis (recipe as stated) So, I really honestly liked all combos but my husband and I both thought the turkey sausage took away from the other flavors so that the meat was all we could taste. I think the recipe as it stands is pretty tasty. The red pepper flakes added to it just give it a zip if you like things a little hotter. The salsa was very easy to add and might be nice if you made half with green chilis and half with salsa if you wanted a Christmas themed appetizer. The black beans were ok but didn't add a ton of taste. My favorite was probably number 4, which is the red bell pepper, scallions, and green chilis. Thought this was a great combo of prettiness and taste. Does take a little more time to chop the veggies. Thanks for a great recipe!
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Reviewed: Jul. 28, 2009
Lovely! I made these with things I had in the pantry. They fit lovely in bento boxes!
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Reviewed: Apr. 23, 2009
Great recipe. Have brought these to parties and have had them for family movie night along with other appetizers. Will continue to make these for special occasions!
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Reviewed: Mar. 30, 2009
These are delish! I took the advice of several ahead of me...added hot italian turkey sausage (meat from 4 links)...sauteed that the day before w/ some green pepper in place of the chiles. Also..added about 1/4 c parmasean and some coarse ground black pepper to the dough - made the balls the day ahead and refrig overnight. Made 12 in full size muffin pans (instead of 24 minis) sprayed w/ PAM...used the shot glass idea dipped in flour to shape dough into muffin pans - was a great idea! Added 10 mins to bake time since using larger size. Added 2 eggs to filling (so 4 eggs total. They were really good. Will definately do again...trying variety of fillings.
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Reviewed: Mar. 2, 2009
I made this for a bible study and it went over great! I am giving one less star because I think it could be better. However, it was as advertised. First, the dough is a bit crumbly. Secondly, the jalepanos don`t give it much flavor. My mom made them and mixed cheese in the dough and the dough was softer. She also mixed everything with the eggs instead of the layering of ingrediants. I tended to like this better. Once I formulate the changes I`ll post them here for everyone else :))
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Reviewed: Feb. 20, 2009
These were really good! Could have maybe used a little more of a kick in flavor, but I think they would go great served with some salsa. Fairly easy to make and i didn't let them chill for an hour in the fridge, more like 30 minutes and they turned out great!
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Reviewed: Feb. 12, 2009
This is an excellent recipe. I was worried because I made the dough the night before and pressed it into the tins and put them in the fridge overnight. I thought that the dough might stick to the pans and the quiches would be hard to get out...but it worked like a charm. The dough was delicious. I did my own thing with the fillings and just added the egg mixture on top. I will definitely make these again.
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2009
These were REALLY good. I was looking for a mini-quiche recipe and this worked perfectly. I modified it slightly by using caramelized onions and gruyere instead of chiles and monterey jack. I also made it in regular-sized muffin cups, added two more eggs, and used half-and-half instead of whipping cream. I was afraid they would stick in the pan, but they didn't at all.
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Reviewed: Dec. 29, 2008
These came out very pretty from the oven, but lacked a lot of flavor. Maybe some sausage or even bacon would liven up the taste a little bit. The crust was great.
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Reviewed: Nov. 6, 2008
Everytime I make these, someone always says, "I don't really like quiche" but they try one to be polite. Then...they generally eat more of them than anyone else!!! Everyone loves these, even quiche-haters! I have made these several times. I have followed the recipe exactly and got great results. However, this recipe is very easy to play with! I have added red pepper flakes, tony cachere's, diced jalapenos, etc. to make them spicier (which is how we like them best!). I have also added shredded chicken. Be creative with these, it's a fabulous recipe. The only thing I haven't tried, is making one large quiche instead of the minis!
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Reviewed: Oct. 10, 2008
I couldn't help but notice that the prep time calls for 20 minutes. This would be correct if you already had dough balls in the frig waiting to be used. There is prep and then 1 hour of chilling the dough, plus the cooking. I'm glad I doubled checked the instructions and didn't base my timeline on the 50 minute estimate. I hope they turn out great.
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Reviewed: Oct. 5, 2008
These were great, but not as spicy as I anticipated. A very nice appetizer for people with mild pallates too.
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Reviewed: Aug. 12, 2008
Very good mini quiches! I used mild salsa instead of the green chiles and brought them to a toddler playdate and the kids actually liked them. :)
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Reviewed: May 25, 2008
I made this as written. I felt it was very tasteless! Maybe made in large muffin cups so that you have more filling, but as mini quiches, there just wasn't enough filling.
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Reviewed: May 17, 2008
I'm only rating it 4 stars since I didn't actually taste these. I took these to my church and they were gone before I had a chance to sample them. I did get compliments. It was nice to have a finger food for breakfast that was hearty and not sweet, like all the other things being served.
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Reviewed: May 9, 2008
This was wonderful! I made it for a work breakfast party and received nothing but compliments. I added spicy sausage to the recipe like many other viewers. It can be a bit time consuming to shape the dough, but well worth it! :)
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Reviewed: Apr. 26, 2008
I love this recipe, the crust is awesome. Sometimes I use broccoli or spinach in place of the chilies and sub cheddar cheese.
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Reviewed: Mar. 5, 2008
I give this recipe 5 stars because this is exactly what I was looking for-a cute, bite-sized quiche. It was a little bland for me, even after adding hot sauce, but as other reviewers suggested, you can add whatever you like. Since it is a tad labor-intensive, I tweeked the technique. Portion out the dough right into a 24-count mini-muffin tin so you can adjust to make them all equal. After rolling into balls and cooling, smash each ball with a shot glass dipped in flour. This forms each ball into a perfect tart. Much easier than using your fingers.
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