We do the same (my wife and me) though instead of using cream I use cottage cheese, either normal or fat free (depending on how fat we are feeling 😅) then add whatever to it. Got to have a bit of cheese on a quicheee I feel personal taste 😊
@@G4NoChallenge I was also interested (I don't like omelettes but do like quiche!) Here's what Google's AI said: The main difference between an omelette and a quiche is how they are cooked and the ingredients used: Cooking Omelettes are cooked on the stovetop in a pan and folded over, while quiches are baked in the oven in a tart pan. Ingredients Omelettes are typically made with eggs, butter, and sometimes fillings like cheese, vegetables, or meat. Quiches are typically made with eggs, milk, cream, cheese, and sometimes a flaky pie crust. Texture Omelettes are often left with a custardy center that's not fully set, while quiches have a creamier, custard-like texture. Health Omelettes are high in protein and eggs are rich in choline, which is good for brain health. Quiches are often high in calories and saturated fat due to the cheese, cream, and butter.
Quiche my favourite so pleased you made this it’s perfect for using leftovers thanks Susannah
what a good idea to use the liners to cook your quiche, another one of your great ideas.
Hi Susannah, 10/10. Really like the idea of this one. Especially as you say for using up the bits you have left (anything) KH KS KC.
Thank you for doing it, Quiche is my favourite. Will definitely try it 😊xx😘
I put cottage cheese in mine instead of milk or cream it’s a slimming world favourite, some people call them crustless quiche or a frittata
We do the same (my wife and me) though instead of using cream I use cottage cheese, either normal or fat free (depending on how fat we are feeling 😅) then add whatever to it.
Got to have a bit of cheese on a quicheee I feel personal taste 😊
what is the difference between a quiche and an omelette?
@@G4NoChallenge I was also interested (I don't like omelettes but do like quiche!) Here's what Google's AI said:
The main difference between an omelette and a quiche is how they are cooked and the ingredients used:
Cooking
Omelettes are cooked on the stovetop in a pan and folded over, while quiches are baked in the oven in a tart pan.
Ingredients
Omelettes are typically made with eggs, butter, and sometimes fillings like cheese, vegetables, or meat. Quiches are typically made with eggs, milk, cream, cheese, and sometimes a flaky pie crust.
Texture
Omelettes are often left with a custardy center that's not fully set, while quiches have a creamier, custard-like texture.
Health
Omelettes are high in protein and eggs are rich in choline, which is good for brain health. Quiches are often high in calories and saturated fat due to the cheese, cream, and butter.
@@abijadecannons Thanx!
@@G4NoChallenge Hi, a quiche has cream/milk content making it more of a custard texture. An omelette is mainly eggs with fillings.
@@susannahskitchen going to stop putting milk in my omelettes🙄