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Quiche.. meh..

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  • 17-08-2021 10:20pm
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    sporina
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    Quiche.. never had one that hit the spot.. never felt satisfied after it. maybe its because I like a decent amount of protein in my meals.. and I like something to chew or with bite..

    Those of you who are fans.. what quiche dishes would you suggest to win me over? ☺️



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    Gloomtastic!
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    You can really add anything you want to a quiche or a baked frittata. If it’s bite you’re looking for, leave your veg al dente or use chunky pieces of cooked chicken/ham.



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    Senature
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    Sweet potato, spinach and feta quiche is yum. Slice the potatoes less than half a cm so they cook properly. Add a salad incl beetroot and balsamic vinegar.



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    sporina
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    thanking, something with a marinated salmon or goats cheese.. strong flavours might get me over the bar



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    HeidiHeidi
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    Feta is one of my favourite things in a quiche

    I've never cracked how to keep it light/fluffy/creamy though - any of my attempts at cooking quiches could have doubled as (very tasty, admittedly) doorstops or paperweights!



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    Strumms
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    The flavor of the ingredients needs to be strong...and there needs to be a fair amount of ingredients to create the flavor too and give it a bite..

    Fallon and Byrne had a very nice fresh quiche in their deli although I haven’t been there in a while.. it had Serrano ham and a nice cheese as far as I remember

    a pub close to me all be it not my local changed their chef, went from a big portion of tasty and well topped homemade soft quiche to a small flat, tasteless rubbery thing the size of a saucer.... cheese like melted plastic.

    Quiche when you get a good one is super nice but a crap one is just ughhh.



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    PARlance
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    Not normally a huge fan of quiche but my wife bought one recently while we were holidaying in Gweedore... I would drive back for the quiche. Goats cheese, caramelised onions and a lovely salad... The salad is key imo.

    I don't know if it was all the fresh air we had that day but I can still taste it.



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    @sporina

    "win me over"

    If you are not into quiche I do not think there is a quiche recipe alive that would "win you over". I think we need to curve ball you from left field on that one if you are dead set (hehee pun intended) against a good quiche.

    Rather - I would want to lure you in with a recipe that is not quiche - is seriously tasty - but is also very very easy to make - and very egg heavy.

    At least that way I could draw you in. And sell you on the basics of a good quiche.

    So if I wanted to lead you in and hook you I would go for something like this as a starter recipe and lead you to quiche from there:

    https://smittenkitchen.com/2010/10/cauliflower-and-parmesan-cake/




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    Blue cheese and leek is good. Agree with @PARlance you need a salad with it



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    sporina
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117769710#Comment_117769710

    lol i'm obviously not dead set against quiche if I am looking for dishes that would make me like them more... ??? confused... sorry I don't get the pun?

    thanks.. love almost all veg but cauliflower, no thank you.. that would defo not sway me in the right direction

    @PARlance - you might be on to a winner there - adore goats cheese and caramelised red onion/roast red peppers/roast beetroot.. ideas coming to mind now.. you got me thinking... and a nice salad with some chopped walnuts or pecans...



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    PARlance
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117770587#Comment_117770587

    A nice rocket, other greens and balsamic salad would also work!



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    Patsy167
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    Hard to go wrong with this one - Pastry, eggs, cheese, Bacon - https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/ultimate-quiche-lorraine



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    sporina
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117770872#Comment_117770872

    yes I lovvvve rocket - hmm hmm hmm..

    @Patsy167 thanks but thats the v kind of std quiche thats widely available and does nada for me.. i'd need a breast of chicken with it lol



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    Northpole
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    I love all kinds of quiche



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    igCorcaigh
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    Forgive my blatant attempt to completely drag this thread from quiche into OT (but, maybe related?) territory, but I love the idea of savoury tarts, like tomato tart that's popular in the US, or that French version with anchovies and onions? No café or restaurant that I know of offers them, but wouldn't it be a lovely café or bar snack to have?



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    Gloomtastic!
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117817471#Comment_117817471

    You're forgiven! 😉



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    ellejay
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    I made these mini quiche's today, for Mr ellejay, trying to wean him off pastries for breakfast.

    Just used egg with a dash of milk, no cream and rolled the pastry very thinly.

    filled with diced mushroom, onion, tomato and topped with cheddar.

    Taste really nice (probably not your typical quiche though )😁

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