Vegetarian quiche

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Any known veggie quiche recipes that look good enough for lunch with guests? Not sure about Mary berry's...

Yes, this one is divine annajones.co.uk/recipe/beetroot-tart

This one is easy and looks good every time www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/6295/roasted-tomato-basil-and-parmesan-quiche It's only vegetarian if you use a Parmesan substitute - I get the one from sainsburys.

These look great!

I did a red onion and mature cheddar one that went down really well.

Another favourite is goats cheese and roasted peppers.

Have you got a link to the red onion one @INeedNewShoes? I love goats cheese but am pregnant so can't eat it :-(

This is my favourite - www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/3046/garden-vegetable-and-goats-cheese-quiche

It does have goats cheese but as long as you buy the soft log type without the rind it's completely fine to eat during pregnancy :)

My favourite is Sarah Raven spinach and gruyere tart

Sorry can’t find an online link to it

www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/6291/sticky-onion-and-cheddar-quiche

Trick is to make sure the onions are really caramelised and use a very mature cheddar.

No worries @Taffeta I'll google it. And that's bloody brilliant news @NovaArt3mis -
I thought all uncooked goats cheese was out of bounds

My favourite is Sarah Raven spinach and gruyere tart

Gruyère isn’t suitable for vegetarians, sadly.

Oh dear sorry didn’t realise.

Sarah Brown has a recipe that looks very colourful as well as tasting good - it’s called Mexican croustade, if I remember correctly, and has avocado, orange, yam and kidney beans in it, so rings of green, orange and purple.

new potato and spring onion is my favourite, I suppose it's not very seasonal.

Sounds good @Babdoc
God, I had no idea Parmesan and gruyere weren't vegetarian 

Any cheese that uses rennet from calves stomachs to curdle the milk, is unacceptable to vegetarians. And obviously all cheese is a no go for vegans (apart from cheese substitutes made from soy etc).
Sadly, all Parmesan has to contain rennet to qualify for protected status as a regional delicacy product.

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