A few quiche recipes are already in your blog, so I'll definitely repeat for those of you who know them ... ( Quiche Loraine, spinach, goat cheese , Whole wheat quiche with asparagus ). You can buy a dough for quiche in every supermarket, of course, but it is easy for the home, and you can prepare it from fresh wholemeal flour, even in organic quality. I have only two practical and key advice for you. If you leave the home dough, do not try to make it into it so that it still leaves cold lumps of butter, which can be a beautiful crunchy lump of the cabinet. It's the same as the sweet version of the fragile dough you can find on the blog. A great helper is the " pastry blender " tool that allows you to bake the butter swiftly in the flour into small pieces without warming it with his hands and getting too loose. When I opened an eshop, this was the product that was the first in a range of products that Kitchenetteshop should have in its "shelves". He's a great helper, and he was not here at all. Also, make sure that the cabbage is pre-cooked, making the dough crisp. Dry beans, rice and / or baking beans can be great for this.)