Helga's Oyster Quiche

Back to Recipes list

Helga's Oyster Quiche

Step 1 : Use a large Pyrex rectangular dish 9x12
spray with Pam.

Step 2: In a separate large bowl mix the following:
1 quart of drained oysters
1 large can of drained sliced mushrooms
1 small jar of drained diced pimentos.
1/3 bag or 2/3 cup of diced frozen peppers
2 sliced small to medium onions or
1 bunch of chopped scallions. Including stems
1 9 ounce piece of Swiss cheese - shredded

Method: Toss all of the above in step #2 in your bowl.
sprinkle it with a little McCormick's Lemon Herb 
seasoning. (to taste). Toss it again. Place all of 
the ingredients and spread it evenly in your
Pyrex Pam sprayed dish.


Step 3: Mix the following in a blender or mixer.

2 cups of milk
1 cup of Bisquick - no substitutions
4 large eggs
add 1 to 1 1/2 teaspoons of Worcestershire
sauce to taste

Method: Pour all of Step 3 over ingredients from step 2. 
Top with a decorative assortment of onion rings 
(Durkee French Fried in a can) then sprinkle with paprika. 
Bake at 300 degrees for 45 to 50  minutes or until bubbly 
and golden brown. Test it with a knife. 
If the knife comes out clean and dry -
It is now done !!!

Enjoy!!!

Author: Helga C. Melvin
Special thanks to my mother Helga K. Morrow who created this 
recipe with me when I was 15 years old. Because of her I love to cook.

 

 

Editor's Choice


 
PAC 14 PROMO VIDEO

   
Digitizing Delmarva Heritage and Traditions

_______________________

 
PAC 14 - Proven Success! After 10 years of service the time has come for
PAC 14 to establish a
Community Media Center; the video equivalent
of a public library.
- Tour a Maryland CMC -
Your membership will help us reach that goal.
Your voice will be heard! Add your name today!



2006
"Hometown Video Festival"

PAC 14 Overall Excellence!

2007
"Hometown Video Festival"

Educational Profile - Non-professional
Working Together for Children
Dr. Faye Wilson and Tracy Sahler
Salisbury  MD



Media in the 21st Century:
  Hanging Up on Reform
A new and informative video that
discusses
potential changes to
telecommunications legislation,
the dangers of these changes to
the public interest, and threats to
public, educational & government
(PEG) access centers.
   Courtesy CAN-TV, Chicago
 
WATCH THIS VIDEO

 
Copyright © 2007
PAC14.org
Public Access Channel
Serving Salisbury and Wicomico County
You Create It!  Everybody Watches It!