Whether dining out or whipping up meals at home, people generally fall into two categories. People that try something new + exciting as much as possible, and people that go for the rotation of "usuals." I like to frolic in the happy medium between the two [anyone with me?] and try anything new I can get my hands on, while still honoring my tried and true favorites. Usually that results in me making the same recipes over and over, with little tweaks according to seasonal produce, fridge and pantry contents, and cravings. I could probably share 50 quiche recipes with you for this reason. Today i'll save you the egg-bardment and highlight the ones I made myself for breakfast this morning =)
I love breakfast... quiches... and anything that doesn't t require pots, pans, or a sinkful of dishes. So by default, you already know how much I love these =) I've been making these mini quiches like crazy for the past year and recently decided to cut a few corners & make them even speedier! I even turned one into a jalapeno popper!
10 minute Spinach + Feta Won-ton Quiche Cups
[make a plate for yourself or an entire tray for a crowd!]
What's in it?
2 large eggs
8 Nasoya won-ton wrappers
a handful of spinach, torn
1/2 Tbsp plain greek yogurt
1 Tbsp crumbled feta cheese
a sprinkle of dried minced onion, garlic powder, salt and pepper
top with light sprinkle of parsley and red pepper flakes
green salsa, for dipping
If you haven't invested in a mini muffin tin yet [worth it!] mold two won-ton wrappers into a cup in a normal muffin tin. Crisis adverted ;)
If you haven't invested in a mini muffin tin yet [worth it!] mold two won-ton wrappers into a cup in a normal muffin tin. Crisis adverted ;)
Have a little extra time/ingredients? Try These:
sauteed mushrooms, onion and melted swiss
sauteed spinach and garlic topped with fresh tomatoes, basil and feta
colorful bell peppers, zucchini, spinach and cheddar
Brontosaurus Chefs coconut milk pairs nicely with eggs if you're dairy-free!
T-Rex Chefs ham, bacon, or crumbled turkey sausage rock in these. Need I say more?
Glutensaurus? Chefs for gluten-free foodies, here's a recipe for GF wonton wrappers!
Glutensaurus? Chefs for gluten-free foodies, here's a recipe for GF wonton wrappers!
Get Cooking!
Preheat oven to 365F. Gently place wonton squares in a mini-muffin tray spritzed with olive oil. Crack eggs into a coffee mug along with 1/2 tablespoon of greek yogurt and beat with a fork. Tear spinach into small pieces and toss into the mug with the eggs along with your spices and feta. Stir to incorporate and spoon into your won-ton cups. Bake for approx 8-10 minutes or until quiche mixtures fluffs up into a "muffin-top" and the edges of your won-ton cups are toasty + golden brown.
When time permits, I highly suggest sauteing the spinach w/ a little oil, garlic + a pinch of salt. It amps up the flavor of the gorgeous greens and tastes absolutely heavenly!
They're fluffy, crunchy and filling! <3
Need a few extra breakfast ideas?


















These look freaking delicious. Definately need to try these!
ReplyDeleteyum!! They look fantastic :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of Won Ton wrappers! yum!
ReplyDeleteI'm a weird hybrid of those two personalities. I take a dish I like and make as many different varities as I possibly can.
ReplyDeleteI think we need to rename you queen of the wonton! This is another awesome looking recipe Jen!
ReplyDeleteThese look so amazing, I will be trying these!! I do like trying new and exciting foods!!!
ReplyDeletemmm these look SO good and i have all these ingredients in my house now! i'll have to make these this weekend. xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
ReplyDeleteI love all of your wonton cups! These would be awesome for a brunch party/shower. So pretty too!
ReplyDeleteThese sound so good, Jenn and If I didn't tell him, I don't think Ralph would know there was yogurt in it. Yum...Thanks!
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea and how adorable these are!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jenn! Thanks for stopping by my blog! I LOVE yours!! Your pictures are GORGEOUS! I am totally going to give the gluten-free version of this quiche a try--it looks YUMMY!
ReplyDeleteI am a total tweener--sometimes I get all creative and adventurous with trying out recipes and other times I stick to the standard usual suspects. Desserts are the most fun times to get all daring because it is hard to mess up sugar. :)
have i told you lately that i love you! making this this weekend for my egg party. it's like you read my mind and already my request in my post today!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!! I love how versatile wonton wrappers can be :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy! I gotta be some wonton wrappers and try these soon!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most amazing idea and I must make this, maybe even today. I play with wontons, quite often but never even thought of such a creative dish.
ReplyDeleteSuper speedy and super cute! I am in the middle too: this week we are all about basics after all that V-Day extravaganza. Potatoes, cornmeal, cabbage, roots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I think I'm going to have to try these this weekend.
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing on the link for GF wonton wrappers! Maybe "non-glutenvores" for the dinosaur name?? :-)
ReplyDeleteYay happy to help + THANK YOU! That is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the use of won-ton wrappers. Looks like they make it just as easy as say a pre-made phyllo cup.
ReplyDeleteQuiche though is fantastic and the less dishes it creates the better!!!!
Happy Thursday Jenn :)
So yummy looking! You should cook me dinner sometime.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow these look so yummy! Your pictures are awesome too!
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So cute and looks soo easy. This would be perfect for an Oscar party. :)
ReplyDeleteChristina
http://becauseofmadalene.blogspot.com/
Of course! Come on over! =)
ReplyDeleteI just hopped on the mini-quiche bandwagon recently because they are so delicious and healthy and portable. These wonton crusts? This is genius! A crunchy crust without all the fat. Yum!!
ReplyDeleteI love trying new recipes but I am the same as you...I still have my tried and true favs that I just play around with once in awhile. I love quiche or really any egg dishes! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I definitely have to try these out! YUMMY!
ReplyDelete♥ Kyna
i love how easy this recipe is and the option to add different ingredients is always a plus! and...they look DELICIOUS! can't wait to try these out :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks DELICIOUS!!! Just wanted to stop by to tell you I did the Celery Hearts with my little ones and blogged about it! Thanks for the memories!
ReplyDeleteGianne at cowsgomooandducksgoquack.blogspot.com
Yay!!!!! On my way to check them out! =)
ReplyDeleteSuper yum! While I am working I tend to stick to the same recipes, but on the weekends and long breaks I will turn my tiny kitchen into a test kitchen for a variety of recipes! :)
ReplyDeleteI always forget about quiche! But you're right its so easy and quick...and delish.
ReplyDeleteYesss! Me too! =) Its like having the best of both worlds <3
ReplyDeleteCute & awesome,perfect finger food!
ReplyDeleteI used wonton wraps a couple weeks ago and now I am addicted to them! They are so versatile and so easy. My 5 year old would love these. Breakfast for dinner is her favorite.
ReplyDeleteOoh this looks fab! I have phyllo pastry - I could use that instead of wonton wraps I think? Looks yum!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely!
ReplyDeleteOOooh yum. Pinning this :)
ReplyDeleteeeee thanks!!! =)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE recipes that don't require dirtying a lot of dishes too! And these look so yummy! Putting on my "make" list right now :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such an egg-tastic day! The #ebwhites chat and your beautiful eggy post. Must try these. Thanks for the share!
ReplyDeleteI fall some where in the middle too, but lean on the adventurous side. All those recipe magazines have to go to use!
You are just too much! I juts happen to have some wonton wrappers sitting in my fridge that I don't know what to do with. I knew I could come here for ideas. :) These look amazing!
ReplyDeletehaha I've got your back! <3 Make them! so so so delish! Happy almost-thursday love!
ReplyDeletedid I seriously just write almost thursday? bah- FRIDAY!!!!! I am losing my mind ;)
ReplyDeleteIm going to blow your mind here- use reg muffin pan, put in some cooked quinoa and pat down, bake for 10min, fill with you eggy (or swap in soft tofu!!) stuff and bake again. Crazy good and a bit more filling. Also fab with polenta.
ReplyDeleteSo cute...the slow cooker soup was a winner tonight. Thanks again for the recipe. The savory garlic and butter buns (a la cinnamon buns) recipe not so much. Oh well, can't please em all.
ReplyDeletemmm I'm gonna have to try these out! I LOVE your recipes. I seriously love cooking - by the time I get home in the evening I make and devour whatever I choose so quickly that I am left saying... WHY can't I take cute pictures while I'm preparing it and BEFORE I eat it?! lol... Guess there is just not enough time in my days :/
ReplyDeleteahhh yay!!!!! my sister made it today too and over-potatoed it into mashed potatoes! haha =) The garlic buns were a no-go? Oh man they sound awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteMy dinner photos are a hot mess 99.9% of the time =) Promise!!! Weekend cooking helps me get 1-3 new recipes up and photographed for the blogs. If dinner rocks my world I'll make it again during the day so I can photograph it. So sneaky <3 Happy almost-friday Gina!!! eee!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cute. I wonder if phylo dough or pieces of tortilla would work since I have those on hand.
ReplyDeleteTotalllly! I like them with phyllo! tortillas are ok but if i'm going to use a tortilla i'm going to go all breakfast burrito up in here =)
ReplyDeletethey look really cute and quite delicious, perfect as an appetizer
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! What a fun way to start your morning! I think I'm the one who likes to try something new every day. Honey Bunny would like some repeats...but I keep telling him I've moved onto a new recipe!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful idea for a party! I never heard of Nasoya won-ton wrappers (next trip to the asian shop I'll try to spot them out! :)) but I think i can use phillo pastry rectangules... I'll keep this recipe in mind!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Great idea for a brunch spread.
ReplyDeleteI don't I could make the entire tray for a crowd, I think they would all be for me!
ReplyDeleteThese look to-die-for good. I am going to try to make a vegan version. Thanks for the inspiration.
OH WOW I LOVE THE COMBO! Really good appetizer!
ReplyDeleteYum! Can't wait to try these this week! Would have never thought to make quiche this way!
ReplyDeleteOh my god, so cute! :) And I love how easy these are, perfect recipe!
ReplyDeleteYour gluten-free recipe for wonton wrappers has all-purpose flour in it. How is that gluten free?
ReplyDeletereally!? it's not my recipe or blog - I linked to what I thought was a reliable recipe I'm so sorry! When I googled it there were a lot of other options i'll hunt on down
ReplyDeleteJust checked it! It calls for "GF" all purpose flour -- Here is a popular brand that is multi-purpose and gluten-free [
ReplyDeletehttp://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/items/gluten-free-multi-purpose-flour]
I can't wait to try this recipe out asap...I just used fillo dough and my quiches were incredibly light, flaky and delicious! Won Ton wrapper are so much easier though!! Thanks and I hope all is well Jenn!
ReplyDeletexoxo from Trinidad
This genuinely looks quick!!! AND it has some of my favorite ingredients so you can bet that I will be making these very soon. LOVE your site and am looking forward to exploring it more. I found you on Foodbuzz btw. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteIt really is super fast! Hope you love it as much as I do!!! =) So glad you found me! Following ya on twitter
ReplyDeleteWow! Your photos are gorgeous!! I wish you would share some food photography tips though :-).
ReplyDeleteI'll try! I'm not as good as other bloggers but I'm learning as I go! I'll start taking notes and share them! <3 Thank you so so much! =)
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Lovely pictures! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a really cool idea! Lovely photos too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tessa! Hope you're having a rockin' Saturday!
ReplyDeleteJust wondering...would you suggest serving these warm (like just out of the oven) or could I make them earlier in the day to bring to an evening party?
ReplyDeleteI hope you get this comment -- I can't seem to find your email addy and facebook won't let me message you [boo facebook!] -- you can certainly make these ahead of time! I would under-bake them just a tad [just bake for maybe half the time or just enough so they're cooked but not golden?] and then pop them in the oven at the party for just a few minutes to finish them off! I like them best straight from the oven -- but they are actually still tasty at room temperature. I just adore hot food ;) Let me know how they turn out!! <3 Thanks Sara!
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