Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2012

This would get another star if you'd make it with fresh basil...soooo much better.

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mogul

Reviewed: Feb. 27, 2012

Needed salt!!! prob use diced tomatoes next time

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Stacey

Reviewed: Jan. 10, 2012

Would be better with some layers of potato or something else added to it (zuchinni for example).

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Barabossa

Reviewed: Jan. 1, 2012

This was incredible! My husband and I couldn't stop eating it. I did make a few suggested changes after reading other reviews. I used a garlic flavored olive oil to sautee onions until very soft. I diced the tomatoes and sprinkle with flavored bread crumbs before frying for a coulpe of minutes using a tuscan flavored olive oil. I also used fresh basil and 1 cup colby cheese and 1 cup monterey jack cheese. This is by-far, the best quiche recipe ever!

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imamurphy

Reviewed: Dec. 27, 2011

This is an excellent quiche! I made it with heirloom tomatoes and a mixture of cheeses for the first time today! What they say about men don't eat quiche was totally disavowed by my husband's eating of two very large servings!

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Nan Hodges

Reviewed: Nov. 14, 2011

I made this for my book club and everyone loved it. Like others I made a few minor modifications. Used 1 tsp minced garlic with the onion which I diced. Used 1/2 and 1/2 instead of milk and a mixture of fresh and dried basil I also sprinkled fresh basil on the top before baking. I found the timing on the recipe to be perfect. All in all, really enjoyed this recipe!

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momandrn

Reviewed: Oct. 20, 2011

This is quite good. I only made a couple of changes based on previous reviews. I chopped the onions very fine and caramelized them. I replaced the milk w/ heavy cream. I used a full package of cheese (2 cups). Instead of frying the tomatoes, I lightly salted them and let them set on paper towel for approximately 20 minutes to remove the water before adding to the quiche. Very good for breakfast or would be excellent for a light lunch as well.

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mommieof6

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Sep. 20, 2011

This is my favorite quiche of all time. I make this frequently (1x per month) and it always has people asking me for the recipe. I have mixed it up a little bit and added bacon or sausage also and it is good regardless. I prefer to use swiss cheese and a little asagio, but any cheese works.

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girlsrope2

Reviewed: Sep. 8, 2011

Delicious! I just chopped up the tomato and sprinkled it liberally with basil.

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Carlin A.

Reviewed: Aug. 30, 2011

Really a great recipe! I used ROMA tomatoes because they have less moisture, and they fried beautifully as well as kept the coating intact while baking nicely! I also kind of improvised a little - used half-n-half instead of milk, 4-cheese Mexican blend (shredded) instead of cheddar, and fresh basil instead of dried. I didn't layer the ingredients, except I did put the onions on the bottom instead of the top. I mixed the cheese and egg mixture together before pouring on top of the onions, and put the tomatoes on the very top. Came out super-lovely! Everyone loved it... DEFINITELY A KEEPER!

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