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By ma_bauer
on March 04, 2011
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Excellent flavor very satisfing.
By emperorsdream
Wisconsin
on November 21, 2010
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I made this quiche in large numbers for a brunch baby shower. It was easy to triple the recipe and I followed the recipe exactly except that I reduced the pepper. I made other dishes, but this was hands down the most popular. It's a delicious vegetarian dish!
By robinarmer_12006789
Gresham, 77
on July 28, 2010
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I made this for my husband who is not really in to quiches. He loved this one and said not to change anything. Next time I will have friends over to share this with a red glass of wine!
By Battle in Seattle
Seattle, WA
on June 11, 2010
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I followed the recipe to a tee, except for cut the red pepper in half, based on other reviews, and used on of my own homemade pie crusts I keep on hand in the freezer. The amount of spice was perfect--I think I might have offended someone had I used the full amount.
It turned out perfectly, but did take about fifteen minutes longer to set/bake than directions say.
I made this for a group of elderly friends, who all agreed it was a hit. One hint: freeze your log of goat cheese for about twenty minutes before you crumble it. It crumbles a lot easier and isn't quite as sticky.
Thanks, Emeril, for a keeper!
By jacobsgirl7_8217571
on May 07, 2010
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This is a delightful dish. i made it for friends, they loved it so much they asked me to make it the next time they came over. The only thing i did differently was wrap the pastry crust all the way around it to make it more like an actual pie. I'm making it for mothers day! :o
By yogafan2006_126...
La Mesa, 43
on February 23, 2010
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I used the veggies I had at hand, roasted eggplant and broccoli.
I used aged white cheddar, I could not find Gruyere at the store. For the pastry shell, I used half the butter and combined whole wheat flour with white pastry flour. The sprinkled goat cheese on top gives it an amazing flavor.
By jenniferwindham...
Darien, CT
on January 29, 2010
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I have made this quiche 5 times now, although all with store-bought crust, so this review only applies to the filling. Three times I've made the filling exactly as written for girlfriends. It was delicious, and I received rave reviews and many requests for the recipe. It's a nice change of pace from the standard quiche and egg strata fillings. But my husband is not a fan of goat cheese, so once I substituted Boursin for the goat cheese, and once I substituted feta. In my humble opinion, the Boursin competed too much with the delicious flavors of the vegetables and herbs. But the feta was outstanding! I love goat cheese, but the feta was just as good if not better.
By balbone
Miami, FL
on October 05, 2009
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This was delicious but it was also a little too spicy for the average quiche eater. I cut my red pepper in half and it was still a little too spicy for my taste. Also, watch out if you use store bought pie crust because it runs smaller than homemade and you will have a quiche flood if you are not careful.
My grocery store did not have Gruyere cheese and so I substituted good provolone and it still was delicious.
By bitchiecupcake
USA and New Zealand
on September 22, 2009
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Again, you present a luscious vegetarian recipe. Thank you for providing them when you can.
By qutiechick345_8...
west hills, CA
on May 10, 2009
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I made this quiche "crustless" and it was still packed with flavor. I also substituted fat free half n' half to lighten it up a bit. It was a Mother's Day brunch hit!