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Quiche Lorraine
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168 Ratings

5 spoons 60%
4 spoons 20%
3 spoons 9%
2 spoons 5%
1 spoons 6%
You can serve this classic French egg dish, featuring bacon and Swiss, as a main course anytime of day.
Prep: 25 MinTotal: 2 Hr 5 Min
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Posted 7/6/2012 11:08:31 AM REPORT ABUSE maxmom97 said:
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Just made this and it has been in the oven for 20 extra minutes for a total of 90 minutes and the knife still does not come out clean. I don't know what to do! Also, I used a premade crust and I did not bake it first because the package said not to. Hope I didn't mess up! Does anyone know?????????????
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Posted 10/19/2011 10:48:40 AM REPORT ABUSE Mark1232 said:
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I made this quiche and i thought it was fantastic. I did have to cook it much longer than it said. I used a frozen pie crust which i thawed and followed directions for pre cooking crust before filling. I also used whipping cream (not heavy whipping cream) instead of half and half and i added an extra egg and extra cheese and bacon. (you can never have too much cheese and bacon) and instead of sprinkling cheese bacon and onions into crust i whisked it into egg mixture. I used all other ingredients just like the recipe said. i would recommend not adding extra egg, cheese, and bacon cause i had just a little too much filling for crust and not enough to make a second one. I then wrapped foil around crust then baked for the 50 min at 350 but it was not done still runny. I then covered whole quiche with foil to prevent it from burning and baked for a total of 35 more min checking periodically to see if it was done and make sure it wasn't burning. once it was done i let it cool and served and it was delicious. Just took longer to cook than expected. Next time i will just follow the recipe to avoid wasting the extra filling i had.
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Posted 8/14/2011 7:54:32 PM REPORT ABUSE MustangSpaceQueen said:
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First, you can take my review with a grain of salt, because I altered the recipe a bit. I used diced smoked ham instead of bacon, and used grated cheddar instead of finely shredded swiss cheese. I cooked the onions until translucent before adding to the quiche. And I used a prepared pie crust (refrigerated from the store). I used heavy whipping cream rather than half-n-half. What went well: the instructions to line the pie crust with foil while baking (before adding filling)saved the crust from burning later in baking. The flavor was good. What could have been better: The consistency was more like a light mousse than a quiche. I've never had such a silky quiche before in my life. I cooked it for the full 50 minutes and the oven got a little too hot during cooking, so I know it was completely cooked. I personally prefer a quiche with a little more substance/firmness to it. Perhaps it came out the way it did because I used regular grated cheddar instead of finely shredded cheese. Not sure. But I won't be using this quiche recipe again.
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Posted 6/7/2011 11:09:09 AM REPORT ABUSE bmccormack said:
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Yes, I have an early 1950 BC Cookbook and Quiche Lorraine calls for Nutmeg. Why would anyone put Cayenne Pepper in this???
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Posted 4/28/2011 4:33:32 PM REPORT ABUSE joaniew1 said:
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Hi! although I agree, "Everything is better with bacon!", I didn't have any in the house, but I did have some leftover smoked ham from Easter in the freezer, defrosted a bit of it and used that in place of the bacon. Mmm mmm great! This is a good, decent, recipe and lends itself to variations on the theme quite nicely.
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Posted 4/13/2011 2:45:45 PM REPORT ABUSE mrsclausme said:
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For DateBarMix: See Step 5 for filling instructions. You've probably figured that out by now - wish I'd seen your post last December. : )
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Posted 2/23/2011 9:38:24 AM REPORT ABUSE AnnieIam said:
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didnt the betty crocker quiche have nutmeg instead of cayenne pepper?
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Posted 2/3/2011 1:18:30 PM REPORT ABUSE LauraW32 said:
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This recipe is just fantastic. I make it regularly, though I tend to use cheddar as no one in my house likes Swiss cheese. Everything's better with bacon!
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Posted 12/30/2010 5:52:52 PM REPORT ABUSE Date_Bar_Mix said:
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and how do you make de filling :C
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