Nana’s Sausage, Pepper, and Onion Breakfast Quiche

It is a tradition with my family that every year we wake up on Christmas morning and enjoy a slice of my Nana’s breakfast quiche. We’ve had a quiche every year for as long as I can remember. My Nana isn’t able to cook anymore but I am determined to keep the tradition going!

The quiche itself is really simple and is made from sausage, pepper, onion, egg, and cream. When I gave it a test run this year, I was instantly reminded of childhood as soon as the aroma from the oven filled the air as it baked.

As soon as I pulled the quiche from the oven, my eyes lit up at the sight of the golden brown crust – I felt like a real live heart eyed emoji. It was hard to contain myself and refrain from digging in but I promised I’d bring it to a brunch party that day. I let it cool, packed it up in my pyrex portable pie dish and headed to see friends. Everyone LOVED it. I wasn’t surprised because it is gobbled down every single year at Christmas without even a crumb to spare. To be honest, we usually make two quiches just to make sure there is enough.

Scroll on down below for the recipe!

xo Jus

Nana's Breakfast Quiche

By Justine Published: December 22, 2018

    It is a tradition with my family that every year we wake up on Christmas morning and enjoy a slice of my Nana's breakfast quiche. …

    Ingredients

    Instructions

    1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Add olive oil to a large pan over medium heat. Add in sausage and break up with a wooden spoon. Cook over medium heat and continue to break larger pieces until everything is crumbled and until the sausage is fully cooked through. Set aside to let cool.
    2. Once the sausage has cooled, transfer to a large bowl. Add in cheese, peppers, and onion. Mix until fully combined.
    3. In a separate bowl, lightly beat eggs. Add in cream and whisk until fully combined.
    4. Pour egg mixture into the pie shell with the other ingredients.
    5. Place in the oven and bake for 45 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
    6. Remove from oven and cool slightly on a rack before serving. Enjoy!







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      5 Comments
      • Sausage, Pepper and Onion Quiche - Honest Cooking
        Posted at 09:19h, 03 April Reply

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        • Judy
          Posted at 16:51h, 06 March Reply

          There’s no mention here about preheating the oven and baking temperature. For what temperature should we preheat the oven? That’s an important part of the recipe.

          • Justine
            Posted at 16:56h, 06 March Reply

            Hi Judy! So sorry about that for some reason it didn’t pull that in when I uploaded, I will fix it now! It should be 350 degrees F

      • Tammy
        Posted at 17:06h, 05 February Reply

        Exactly the recipe I was looking for. Are the peppers and onions crunchy? Should they be sautéed first?

        • Justine
          Posted at 19:40h, 05 February Reply

          Hope you love it! It’s so special to my family <3 you don’t have to sautée them, they will cook in the oven! They have a little bite to them but they’re not super crunchy, they cook down in the oven.

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