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Quiche

An unsweetened, open-faced custard pie served hot or cold as an entree, appetizer or snack. It requires only a few ingredients—eggs, milk, seasonings and whatever else you might wish to add in the way of chopped vegetables, meat, poultry, seafood or shredded cheese. Quiche can be made in a conventional pie plate or pan or in a special dish called a quiche dish.

Quiches are traditionally made in a pastry crust, but crusts made from mashed potatoes, cooked rice or spinach, bread crumbs or cereals are also delicious and do not contain the high fat content of pastry.

~see Cooking Equipment, quiche dish.

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Quiche Lorraine

Frenchmen claim that this savory custard pie originated in the province of Lorraine, but the Germans insist it started in Alsace. The classic  version includes bacon and Swiss cheese.

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