Yes, I do it all the time as making a pie crust is about 90 precent of a preparing a quiche.
Although, still use it in the same manner. Butter and flour the pie pan then pop it in the freezer unfilled. for about 15 mins...
Then Line with parchment or foil and add coins or beans or pie weights to 'blind bake' the crust.
Remove the foil and return to the oven for 5 mins to finish the blind
baking. Cool it and fill and bake your quiche. Using some foil along the top exposed edges will protect it from over baking.
That's the long answer..the short answer is yes proceed as normal. (still I like bit of prebaking "blind baking" to prevent the dreaded soggy bottom).
Using store bought pastry dough is fine. But as others have posted, use a pastry dough that contains real butter! Some of the pre-made pastry dough have an artificial and almost plastic taste after baking. When you are working with such simple ingredients (a quiche) you want to be sure to use the freshest and ingredients of the best quality that are available and that you can afford!
Agree as well. You can find frozen pie shells in the freezer section as well as refrigerated pie crust dough that you unroll and place in your own pie dish. Both work!
Agree as well. You can find frozen pie shells in the freezer section as well as refrigerated pie crust dough that you unroll and place in your own pie dish. Both work!
Absolutely yes. Of course it would be better if you blind baked your own pate brisee but if you don't want to do that you can still make a fine quiche.
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Although, still use it in the same manner. Butter and flour the pie pan then pop it in the freezer unfilled. for about 15 mins...
Then Line with parchment or foil and add coins or beans or pie weights to 'blind bake' the crust.
Remove the foil and return to the oven for 5 mins to finish the blind
baking. Cool it and fill and bake your quiche. Using some foil along the top exposed edges will protect it from over baking.
That's the long answer..the short answer is yes proceed as normal. (still I like bit of prebaking "blind baking" to prevent the dreaded soggy bottom).