Last week I had lunch at a local cafe and I chose a salmon and dill tart which was listed as gluten-free. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that the base was actually rice! I remembered a long-forgotten recipe which I used to make that was exactly the same except mine used tuna rather than salmon.
You could use any variation of a quiche filling that you wish but this is the idea for the base which is simple and gluten-free.
A quantity of cooked rice – about 1 – 1.5 cups and 1 well-beaten egg. Stir the egg into the hot rice and press into a pie/flan dish. Chill until firm then fill and bake as per any quiche recipe.
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Sounds like a good one to remember for caravanning with only a small oven and area to cook in.
It would be perfect for that situation, too.
Hi Yvonne I make a tuna mornay with added veg and cheese on top then place inside a similar rice base and bake untill the cheese has browned. Very nice indeed and also nice cold.
I will definitely have to try that. Sounds delicious. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! Definitely going to try that one soon. 😉
I think it will fit nicely with your philosophy as you can literally fill it with anything you choose. Would be great for the last of the summer vegies. 🙂