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It is not surprising that quiche became one of those iconic dishes prepared worldwide: it is simple, versatile, and easy to make, and can be served both as an appetizer, a side dish, or a light brunch or dinner. The first step in preparing quiche Lorraine is deciding which type of pastry to use — available options are either shortcrust or puff pastry. Most modern recipes suggest using pre-made pastry, but you can also do it yourself if you have time. The pastry is rolled evenly with a rolling pin and then placed in a round baking tin with ruffled edges: it needs to cover both the bottom and the sides of the rolling tin, rising slightly above its edges. The pastry is then pierced with a fork, after which it can be pre-baked or filled and baked all together. Keeping it simple is a general rule for making the filling for quiche Lorraine: cream and eggs are whisked together and seasoned with salt, pepper, and, optionally, nutmeg. Diced and fried bacon is also an important part of ... Read more
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Adapted from the Tourism Lorraine website, the official tourist site of the Lorraine region, this recipe suggests preparing the quiche Lorraine with pre-made shortcrust pastry. As the bacon is already salty enough, no additional salt is added to the filling mixture.
PREP 20min
COOK 25min
READY IN 45min
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Adapted from the Tourism Lorraine website, the official tourist site of the Lorraine region, this recipe suggests preparing the quiche Lorraine with pre-made shortcrust pastry. As the bacon is already salty enough, no additional salt is added to the filling mixture.
350g (12.3 oz) shortcrust pastry
200g (7 oz) smoked streaky bacon
4 tbsp crème fraîche
4 eggs
5 turns of the pepper mill
To begin, preheat the oven to 220°C/430°F, or setting 6.
Next, remove the rind from your smoked streaky bacon, and cut it in into small cubes. Place the diced bacon in an ungreased pan, and fry shortly on high flame.
Sprinkle the working surface with some flour and, using a rolling pin, roll out the shortcrust pastry evenly. Grease a 23 cm (9-inch) baking tin with butter, place the rolled dough in it, and poke small holes with a fork.
Take a large mixing bowl and whisk the eggs. Toss in the fried bacon, stir in cream and pepper, and mix again until combined. Now, pour the filling mixture over the dough and place in an oven.
Bake the quiche for 25 minutes until the surface turns golden. If any bubbles appear, poke them with a toothpick or a fork. To serve, remove the quiche from the tin and cut into triangles.
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