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Vegan Chef Isa Chandra Moskowitz knows how to make a delicious creamy vegan quiche (cashews are the secret). I borrowed her method for this spinach tofu quiche recipe from her Broccoli Quiche recipe in her cookbook, Vegan Brunch.
Just in case you think we went over the top with the herbs & spices: Tofu is bland, so it needs LOT'S of seasoning to be flavorful. And this spinach tofu quiche is fabulously flavorful!
Spinach tofu quiche is rich and satisfying, perfect served with carrot salad or green salad, and brown rice.
Serves 6 - 8: Fresh spinach tastes divine in this quiche recipe. Frozen spinach is fine if you're in a hurry, but thaw and drain it well first. Use our pie crust recipe, or buy a frozen pie crust to make it even faster and easier - Sarah Kingsbury, Savvy Vegetarian
Variation: Spinach Quiche Tarts: 18 - 20 tarts. Double the crust recipe, roll out thin, cut in 4 1/2 inch rounds and fold the rounds into muffin cups. Distribute the filling evenly among the cups, and smooth the tops with a wet finger. Dust lightly with nutritional yeast or parmesan cheese. Bake tarts at 425 degrees for 10 minutes, then 375 for 10 - 15 minutes.
Cooking Tip: Tofu varies widely in moisture content, so your results may vary. The tofu-cashew-nutritional yeast mixture should be like a very soft dough in consistency and hold a shape. If your mixture is very stiff and hard to mix, add a few Tbsp of soy milk. If it's very wet, add flour 1 Tbsp at a time until it firms up.
Variation: Spinach Quiche Tarts: 18 - 20 tarts. Double the crust recipe, roll out thin, cut in 4 1/2 inch rounds and fold the rounds into muffin cups. Distribute the filling evenly among the cups, and smooth the tops with a wet finger. Dust lightly with fake or real parmesan cheese - or nutritional yeast (nooch). Bake tarts at 425 degrees for 10 minutes, then 375 for 10 - 15 minutes.