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Quiche does not set up - too much, or too little, cream?

Seasoned Advice Asked by Fattie on November 17, 2020

My quiche did not set up well; the final custard remained a touch watery/soft.

Would that mean my ratio of cream : egg was too much or too little cream?

What’s the logic of quiche custard?

Should I now try a bit more or a bit less cream?

You can often find mentioned the finding from French cuisine that “3:2” is thought to be the best ratio … but no-one really mentions which “way” that goes!


FTR thanks to the below,

3 eggs to exactly 1 cup full cream works perfectly for quiche. (A 9″ pie.)

2 Answers

You need less cream for a firmer consistency. The eggs are the part that set during the cooking process. The cream adds moisture and fat, both of which make it softer and runnier.

Correct answer by AGirlHasNoName on November 17, 2020

Add 1 Tab of flour in egg mix. That works for me. Check Moosewood cool books Quiches. Easy and my go-to for 38 years.

Answered by Just jude on November 17, 2020

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