It’s a quiet morning. MomHTP and the Husband are still sleeping soundly. On the other hand, Maggie crawled to the top of the bed and sat on my face at 7:00 AM (nothing like waking up to dachshund butt), so I was up with the sunrise. I snuck into the kitchen and made this delicious breakfast for us all to enjoy – they better get up soon or I’m going to eat the entire pie!
This is another version of my Quiche Cornbread. I love to make pies that are half cornbread and half eggy quiche. Cornbread is better than crust!
Last weekend, I went to a birthday brunch and was served the most amazing quiche that had a separate spinach and cheese layer. This pie has a layer of cornbread, a layer of spinach and goat cheese, a layer of egg, and a sprinkle of cheddar cheese on top.
Seriously. My family better hurry up and get out of bed. If they wait much longer, there might not be any cornbread quiche left!
Spinach and Goat Cheese Cornbread Quiche
Ingredients (for four servings):
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1 cup dry cornbread mix, prepared per package directions
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1/2 bag raw baby spinach
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1 tablespoon Earth Balance or butter
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1 tablespoon water
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3 ounces goat cheese (I used a herbed version)
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5 eggs
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1 tablespoon mayonnaise
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Salt and pepper to taste
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1/4 cup cheddar cheese
Directions:
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Preheat oven to 375.
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Prepare cornbread mix to package directions. Pour into a well-greased cast iron skillet and bake for 10 minutes.
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Meanwhile, in a skillet on the stovetop, steam spinach in Earth Balance and water until wilted. Turn off stovetop heat and add in goat cheese. Use a spatula to mix well. Set aside.
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In a separate small bowl, beat eggs, mayonnaise, and salt and pepper.
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Remove cornbread from oven and spread goat cheese and spinach mixture evenly on top.
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Pour egg mixture over goat cheese and spinach mixture and top with cheddar cheese.
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Bake at 375 for an additional 25 minutes.
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Remove, let stand for 5 minutes, slice and serve.
I hope you have a wonderful Sunday, my friends.










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Looks great. Happy Sunday!
Oohh, I would have trouble waiting for everyone else to eat this!! It looks delicious!
This looks great, Caitlin. Thanks for the recipe; I’ll definitely be giving it a try!
Man I’m envious of your mom & hubby- what a great scent to wake up to
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My dog, who weighs about 60 pounds, totally sat on me this morning to wake me up. It worked.
yum! this looks fantastic. i’m a HUGE fan of goat cheese… need to try this asap!
That looks delicious! I’m glad that dachshund butt isn’t so bad. Webster is seriously obsessed with my husband and I feel like I always end up with his back end!
Yum!!!
I think that looks AWESOME. So delicious.
I need a cast iron skillet just for this! I love the cornbread on the bottom
My grandma is from Georgia and she said to me a few weeks ago, “I don’t know how anyone can live without cornbread.” I’m going to visit her over spring break so I know she will want to make me some good old fashioned cornbread. Have a good Sunday!
That quiche looks so delicious! I’ll have to send this to my mom, she loves cornbread AND quiche!
This sounds do good! Have to try it this week!
What does the mayo add? Is it for flavor or does it help the texture? I’ve never seen it in my egg or quiche recipes before so just curious. Recipe looks delish and like something my picky boyfriend would like!
New reader here! Just wanted to say hi and that breakfast looks AMAZING. Anything with Goat cheese makes me drool.
I’ve never heard of cornbread quiche – looks delish!
what a tasty treat!
Spinach, goat cheese, eggs, cornbread… all things I love! I pinned this so I can make it, it looks incredible. I hope you have a wonderful Sunday too
Spinach and eggs and cheese!! WINNER. YUMM. Did they wake up in time?!
mm! that quiche looks so tasty!!
Cornbread! I am salivating at the thought of it!!
You always have the best quiche and egg recipes – this looks amazing! I just wish you’d posted it yesterday so that I could have made it for brunch with my family this morning.
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HAHA i love it
That looks amazing! Do you need a cast iron skillet in order to make it though?
I think you can probably get away with a pie dish! Maybe a glass one?
I am mildly obsessed with corn bread so I am freaking STOKED about trying this!!!!!
Caitlin thank you SO much for this recipe! Cornbread + quiche = briliance. I made this for a girls’ dinner I hosted last night and everybody raved about how good it was. I followed your directions and also added some sauteed mushrooms and onions to the egg mixture. We all agreed that the herbed goat cheese took it way over the top!
Oh I am so glad you liked it!
This looks so good! Definitely going to try it!
Normally I don’t really like quiche very much (I’m not a big egg person in general), but this looks like a really good recipe to help me jump the barrier and start liking it! I too love cornbread, and spinach and cheese (goat or otherwise) are up there as well, so this looks like a very delicious combination. I also hadn’t ever thought to have cornbread as crust but now that I’ve had it introduced into my brain it will be done! What gave you the idea to first try using cornbread as a crust? And how do you guarantee that it is cooked all the way through w/o getting dry?
I don’t know where I thought of it! The cornbread is pretty thin so it definitely cooked though by the entire time.
love it!
Regards from Lisbon, Portugal.
He loved it! My hubby actually liked it better than the one I made with sausage and cheddar. Thank you so much
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