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Linda



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PostSubject: Re: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   08/02/11, 10:23 am

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zippy



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PostSubject: Re: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   08/02/11, 08:27 am

You have to make sure it contains low fat hair dressers Linda...


Hee hee.. I meant salmon... but you knoweded that already
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Linda



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PostSubject: Re: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   08/02/11, 05:41 am

I think a salon would make it a huge meal zippy.
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PostSubject: Re: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   07/02/11, 02:57 pm

I make this all the time ... its excellent with a little side salad and always gets compliments when served as lunch for friends.

try it with different fillings like salon and sundried tomatoes... one of my favourite easy recipes
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PostSubject: Re: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   07/02/11, 01:54 pm

Have never made this, Linda - but I do the same as you when I make zucchini slice - I cook the bacon and onion first. I think the flavour is better that way.
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PostSubject: IMPOSSIBLE QUICHE   04/02/11, 08:04 am

1 1/2 cups milk (or milk & cream)
3 eggs
3 bacon rashes - chopped (I buy chopped bacon and freeze it)
1 small onion - chopped
1/2 cup SR flour
salt & pepper
1 cup grated cheddar cheese

Combine eggs and milk & salt & pepper. Add bacon, onion, flour and cheese.

Pour into medium quiche dish and bake at 200 for 40 mins (Less if fan forced)

I have added corn, mushrooms, asparagus at different times (not all together) to make it different. Just use the base and use your imagination.

I also prefer to cook the bacon & onion first. It turns out ok without it but I think it is nicer if it is cooked first.
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