PIZZA QUICHE
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“HEALTHIFIED” PIZZA QUICHE
1 cup cottage cheese
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1 TBS oregano
7 eggs
6 oz shredded Mozzarella cheese
3 Tbsp grated Parmesan cheese
1/4 cup chopped onions
1 clove garlic
3 links of Bolinski’s Organic Chicken Sausage (spinach garlic flavor or other), cut into small chunks
OPTIONAL:
Olives, peppers, Italian sausage, mushrooms…
NO SUGAR Marinara sauce for dipping.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Combine cottage cheese, baking powder, salt, and Oregano; set aside. Beat the eggs in a large mixing bowl. Slowly add the cheese and pizza toppings (BAKE IN MUFFIN TINS for individualized pizza toppings) or pour into a greased 10″ pie plate. Bake at 350°F for 40 minutes, until puffy and lightly browned. A knife inserted into the center of the quiche should come out clean. Let rest for 15 minutes, serve. Makes 12 servings.
I just LOVE your blog I’m so thrilled I stumbled upon it ~ Ms Shell
Thank you SO much for your kind words and support!;)))
I just LOVE your blog I’m so thrilled I stumbled upon it ~ Ms Shell
Maria – your blog and recipes have truly changed my life. I so appreciate the time you put into this. I already have one of your cookbooks and can’t wait to add more to my collection. Thank you!
Maria, why don’t your recipes state the nutritional values? Ex, calories, fat, salt, etc?
Thanks much, love the creativity in the recipes!
Most of my recipes do:) I spend a lot of time adding that information. Now that I have 2 adopted baby boys, I am lacking on time:)
Hi Maria. I made the quiche tonight for dinner and it was amazing! Thank you for such a great, healthy recipe. I try to eat gluten free and miss pizza so much and this hit the spot.
Angie Huenink
Thanks Angie!
Nothing beats cold pizza in the morning;) lol
Pizza Quiche looks great!
I can’t wait to try this! Your recipes are the best!
This was so yummy and I’m not a big quiche fan! Great cold and without the sauce.
Thanks! Glad you liked it. 🙂
This is fantastic. Thanks for your recipe. It’s delicious, healthy and most of all “a gout friendly dish”. It’s amazing! Thanks Maria.
Maria, the information you’ve provided on why gout flares up is extremely interesting! My husband has gout and had (in the past) bought into the theory that eating too much meat elevated the uric acid levels in his blood. How interesting to learn that it was probably due to too much sugar! He’s been free of gout pain for about two years now, ever since he started taking alfalfa tablets, but I’m sure our recent change to a more low-carb way of eating has been of tremendous help too. Thank you for the info!
Thanks! Glad to hear he is doing better. Eating this way is great because you feel so much better you don’t want to go back and then get sick again. 🙂
My husband has hereditary gout, he stopped getting it two years ago when we took gluten grains out of our diet. This was recently tested when we went to the UK and ate bread for the first time in a long time, and he was drinking their heavier beers. The gout came back while on the trip unfortunately. We eat plenty of meat so that does not seem to be an issue.
What would be a good substitute for cottage cheese if trying to do dairy free? I can do buffalo mozzerella for the cheese
You could just try skipping to cottage cheese. Also, buffalo mozzarella is still dairy.
Thanks. Before u told me goat’s milk products were ok but the same isn’t true for buffalo products?
If you have an allergy, it might be ok. You have to try it and see if you react. If it’s not for an allergy, just a sensitivity, weight yourself before and the day after eating it and see if you retain any water weight. 😉
Hi Maria, I recently woke up with what I believe was gout, swollen & very tender area of my left toe, could not walk & it came on suddenly. I don’t understand what caused it as I follow a sugar free, grain free lifestyle & do not drink. My dad does have gout though. I also have issues with swollen joints in my hands. Is eating cauliflower ok? I know that from reading your article, high purine foods are not the culprit but just want to make sure I shouldn’t be eating certain foods. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The post reads: “Uric acid is a breakdown of protein compounds known as purines; which are the building blocks of amino acids.”
Purines are a class of nucleotides not protein compounds. They are also not the building blocks of amino acids; they are the building blocks of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA.
I’m sure that you know this but never caught the error 🙂
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK22490/
Yes, I didn’t catch it on this older post. Thanks.
This is delicious! I made it yesterday and everyone LOVED it! I had to bake it an extra 15 minutes, mine wasn’t ready after 40 minutes.
Thanks!