Easter quiche with bacon and leeks is a savory, flavorful dish that perfectly combines the richness of eggs, the smokiness of bacon, and the mild sweetness of leeks. This quiche is ideal for a spring brunch, bringing together seasonal ingredients in a creamy, satisfying filling. With its delicate, buttery crust and hearty filling, this quiche is sure to become a favorite at your Easter celebration or any other occasion that calls for a delicious, homemade meal.
The leeks provide a gentle sweetness and earthiness that complements the richness of the eggs and the saltiness of the crispy bacon. As the leeks cook down, they become tender and mellow, infusing the quiche with a subtle depth of flavor. The bacon, cooked until crispy, adds a satisfying crunch and savory depth, making each bite full of flavor. When combined with eggs, cream, and a generous amount of cheese, the result is a perfectly creamy and indulgent filling.
The base of the quiche is a flaky, buttery pie crust that adds a crisp texture and balance to the rich filling. The dough can be made from scratch or purchased pre-made for convenience. Once baked, the crust holds up beautifully, providing a crisp contrast to the smooth, velvety custard-like filling.
To make the quiche even more vibrant and flavorful, you can add a handful of fresh herbs like thyme, chives, or parsley. These herbs infuse the quiche with a burst of freshness that pairs well with the other ingredients. A sprinkle of grated cheese, such as sharp cheddar or Gruyère, can also be added to enhance the flavor and create a beautifully golden top.
Easter quiche with bacon and leeks is a versatile dish that can be enjoyed warm or at room temperature. It pairs wonderfully with a light salad or fresh fruit for a well-rounded meal. Whether served as a centerpiece for a holiday gathering or as a simple weekend treat, this quiche is sure to impress.

Ingredients
- 6 slices bacon cut into small pieces
- 2 cups leeks sliced and cleaned
- 4 units eggs large
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1 cup milk
- 1 cup cheese grated, such as Gruyère or Cheddar
- 1 unit pie crust prepared
- to taste salt
- to taste black pepper freshly ground
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375°F (190°C).
- In a skillet over medium heat, cook the bacon until crisp. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels.
- In the same skillet, add the leeks and cook until softened. Remove from heat.
- In a bowl, whisk together the eggs, heavy cream, and milk. Season with salt and black pepper.
- Place the prepared pie crust in a pie dish. Spread the cooked bacon and leeks evenly over the crust.
- Sprinkle the grated cheese over the bacon and leeks.
- Pour the egg mixture over the fillings in the crust, spreading evenly.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 35 to 40 minutes, or until the quiche is set and the top is golden brown.
- Allow to cool slightly before serving. Enjoy your Easter Quiche with Bacon and Leeks!
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This is soooo good! Perfect for Easter brunch! The bacon and leeks work together so well. Definitely making it again!
Easter quiche? More like Easter flop! 😒 I messed it up and now my kitchen is a disaster.
This recipe is for fancy people. Who puts leeks in a quiche? 🤷♂️
I tried this recipe and it was decent, but mine came out too watery. Maybe I used too much cream?
Maybe try using less cream next time? That sounds like it could fix the watery issue. I usually measure mine carefully.
Very easy to make and tastes great! My kids helped and had fun.
Bacon makes everything better! I love this quiche so much! 😍
Yum! First time making quiche, and it turned out perfect! Thanks for sharing!
That’s awesome! Quiche can be tricky, but it sounds like you nailed it! What did you think of the texture?
I don’t know, it seemed a bit too rich for my taste. Maybe less cream next time?
I replaced leeks with onions and it was still super tasty! Who knew? 😂
What are leeks even? Can I just use onions? Asking for a friend.
This recipe tried to be fancy for Easter but I’d rather have a plain old quiche. Not worth it.
Everyone has different tastes! Quiche can be a bit rich, but it’s tasty if you like it. I think bacon makes everything better!
This quiche is absolutely delicious! Perfect for Easter brunch.
I’m not a fan of leeks. Can I substitute something else? Like onions? 🤔
Super easy to make! I whipped it up in no time. Thank you!
Very easy to make! My kids loved it. Will definitely make it again!
Easter dinner done right! Everyone loved it and I felt like a pro chef.
I dunno, quiche seems kinda boring. Where’s the spice? Maybe I’ll stick with my usual dishes.
That sounds delicious! I can’t wait to try it for my family’s Easter dinner! 😋
Way too much cream, can I use sour cream instead? Or is that a crime? 😅
Sour cream would totally work! It’s tangy and can give a nice flavor. Just don’t overdo it! 😊
Yum! But I used mozzarella cheese instead of Gruyere. Still turned out great!
I thought leeks were just a fancy onion? Turned out pretty good though.
Leeks do taste different than onions, but they are pretty great! Glad you liked it!
There is no way this is healthy. Cheese and bacon? Yikes!
Brilliant dish! Even my kids loved it, and they usually refuse leeks. Have shared it with my book club.
This quiche was AMAZING! I added some spinach for extra veggies.
Too much cream! I felt sick after eating it. Will tweak the recipe next time.
Sick from cream? Really? I’ve had this quiche and it’s delicious. Are you sure you followed the recipe right?
I didn’t find it too creamy at all, but I guess everyone has different tastes! Maybe just use less cream next time?
Quiche? More like ‘quish’ because it sounds hard. But this was easy! 😂 Will make again!
It’s just bacon and eggs in a pie! How innovative… Not impressed.
So yummy! I’ve never cooked leeks before and they added such a nice flavor!
It’s a quiche, what’s the big deal? Just wasn’t for me. 😕
Bacon + cheese = best combo ever! I’ll be the star of the potluck!
It’s ok, but why is it called Easter quiche? You could make it any time. Seems like a marketing thing.
I added some spinach too and it was delish! More greens, right?
Could use more salt. Thought I was gonna die from blandness. 😩
Yeah, I thought the same! I added a whole tablespoon of salt, and it was amazing after that!
Bacon makes everything better! Definitely a hit for Easter brunch.
Uh, I dunno, I think bacon might overpower the quiche flavor. Cheese and leeks should shine more, right?
Absolutely! Bacon seriously makes everything tastier. Can’t wait to try this for Easter!
Yum! A little too much salt I thought but still really good. Thanks for the recipe!
This seemed complicated. Also, who needs that much cream? Kinda rich for my taste.
Absolutely delicious! Loved the combo of bacon and leeks. A fantastic Easter brunch dish.
I totally agree! This quiche is perfect for Easter. Have you tried adding any herbs?
I don’t know, I feel like the leeks were too strong. Maybe I added too much? I personally prefer simpler flavors.
Nah, I think leeks are awesome! They give it flavor. You just gotta balance it with more cheese or bacon!
I totally get it! Leeks can be pretty overpowering if you add too much. Maybe next time, try using just one cup instead of two?
Bacon makes everything better! I’m definitely making this again for brunch.
This quiche is AMAZING! I can’t believe how good it turned out! Will definitely make it again for Easter!
Yum! This is going into my regular rotation. So rich and cheesy! I didn’t use leeks but regular onions instead. Still turned out great!
The recipe was hard to follow. What’s the point of adding cream and milk? Seems like overkill to me.
I totally get what you mean! Sometimes recipes seem to add too much stuff just to make it fancy. I think the cream and milk are for richness and texture, but it can be overwhelming. 🤷♀️
This quiche was amazing! The flavors blended so well together. Definitely a keeper!
I made this quiche for my family, and they didn’t seem to like it much. The leeks were a bit strange. Maybe it’s just not for everyone.
I don’t know about those leeks… never tried ’em before, but my family loved it!
Easter Quiche? Sounds fancy, but turned out simple for me. Will try again!