quiche
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Lothringer Speckkuchen (Quiche Lorraine)
This quiche from the Lorraine region of France is of German origin. The addition of cheese is a modern addition, so leave it out if you prefer. Read my article Zee Keesh! or The Quiche and I for more information on this famous quiche.
makes one 25 cm. quiche
preheat oven to 180° C.
1 Basic Pastry (see Quiche Bases)
4 eggs
200 g. crème fraîche or cream
100-150
g. Gruyère cheese (optional)
150 g. lean, smoked bacon (pork belly)
150 g. ham
a little butter
salt, white pepper
nutmeg
Line a lightly buttered quiche form and line with the pastry.
Cut
the pork belly and the ham into small pieces or cubes and fry in a little
butter. Beat the eggs lightly and add the crème fraîche, a little salt,
pepper and a good grating of nutmeg. Add the bacon and ham.
Bake for 20 to 30 minutes.
Note: another modern addition is to add a small handful of chopped chives.
Tip: visit the Food Bytes section for artichoke articles! Other great bases for this quiche are pastry, puff pastry or see Quiche Bases for more alternatives.
Related article: Zee Keesh! or The Quiche and I history, info, tips
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