I like to use a really easy no roll pie crust for my quiche. The crust is simply pressed into the pan. It turns out buttery and flaky every time!
Hope this helps. http://www.farmtotablebabymama.com/quiche-brussels-sprouts-apples-shallots/
If you're truly in an emergency situation, use a Pillsbury refrigerated crust. They come rolled these days, so no seams. Can be easily rolled to fit a larger pan, if necessary. Then take your time to find a good pie crust recipe.
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I like to use a really easy no roll pie crust for my quiche. The crust is simply pressed into the pan. It turns out buttery and flaky every time!
Hope this helps. http://www.farmtotablebabymama.com/quiche-brussels-sprouts-apples-shallots/