My fun friend weekend continues. I don’t want Lauren to ever go back to Singapore! She can move into my guest room…
Actually, I think she has plans to sneak Henry in her carry-on suitcase and take him home with her. Hah. He’ll fit, right?
We went out to dinner last night and came home to watch a movie… but we all started to fall asleep within thirty minutes. Hugo was so painfully slow. I’d say that we’re going to finish it today, but I think going for a long walk and sitting by the pool sounds much, much more appealing.
Henry and I were the first ones up, so we got started on breakfast. We made quiche cornbread – there’s a layer of cornbread on the bottom and veggies and eggs on top.
Zucchini Quiche Cornbread
Ingredients (for 4 servings):
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2 zucchini
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1 yellow squash
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1 and 1/4 cup dry cornbread mix, which should then be prepared according to package directions (i.e. with all the egg, water, milk, oil, etc.)
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4 eggs
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1/4 cup milk
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Salt and pepper to taste
Directions:
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Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
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Thinly slice zucchini and squash. Place in hot wok with a little oil and brown.
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Meanwhile, prepare the cornbread mix according to package directions.
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Pour cornbread into a greased cast iron dish and bake for 10 minutes at 425.
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Remove cornbread from oven and place browned zucchini and squash on top.
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Combine eggs, milk, and salt and pepper in a small bowl. Beat thoroughly.
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Pour egg mix on top of zucchini and squash and cornbread.
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Put back in the oven and bake for 20 minutes at 425.
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Remove from oven and let stand for 5 minutes before slicing into quarters.
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Enjoy!
The original quiche cornbread has broccoli and cheese – it’s tasty, too! But I really liked the zucch and squash combo in this version.
Happy Sunday!










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That looks like such a yummy and simple breakfast! Will have to bookmark this recipe! Enjoy your friend time. My best friend lived in Southeast Asia for a while so I understand how valuable it is!
Ha! I couldn’t get through that movie either. That recipe looks delicious!
So glad you’re enjoying your time with Lauren
Btw, I felt the same way about the movie…fell asleep too
Looks wonderful! Hope you keep having a wonderful weekend!
I remember watching Hugo on an airplane and I couldn’t follow it AT ALL. It just wasn’t holding my attention and I gave up on it pretty quickly.
Henry is the cutest! Looks like he’s turning out to be a redhead!
Henry is so cute and expressive! Haha I love his face in the picture on the right. Enjoy your time with your friend!
Really? I thought Hugo was adorable!
Awesome!! Lauren looks so familiar to me. I can’t figure out why (though I’m sure I’ve seen her on here before). Did she go to Pitt too? (I’m a 2003 Pitt grad).
Yes graduated in 2006!
the meal sounds like one of the best inventions ever.
That looks soooo good! I love cornbread, I’m going to have to try it!
Henry’s faces are hilarious– like he’s actually concerned about being thrown into a suitcase in the first one…..and the zucchini/cornbread sounds genius.
PS Hugo is a wonderful book- brilliant! But his latest- “Wonderstuck”– is brilliant x1000! Do not miss! (an easy read for a sleepy new mom as well.) But BEAUTIFUL.
YAY for veggies in the a.m.!!
Henry is SUCH a cute and I love his bright blue eyes! So precious!
Yum – that looks delicious!
Pinned that recipe right away!! Looks awesome!!!
Wow this looks ridiculously delicious! I have never thought on making a quiche/frittatta on top of cornbread, that is a genius idea!!!!!
Oh my word, that is one CUTE baby. I think you’re going to have a little redhead
Aww, Henry’s smile!
I brought something similar for lunch today. It’s called Tuscan Zucchini Pie (from the World Vegetarian cookbook), except I used pattypan instead. It’s crustless, but otherwise it’s really similar. I’m counting the minutes until the lunch hour so I can try it.
Yum! Looks easy to make, too. Always a bonus.
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