Quiche Lorraine
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Emeril's Tour de France
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By sdthomas13901
Binghamton, NY
on September 13, 2012
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I LOVE this recipe - true quiche Lorraine. It's a heart attack on a plate, but we love it and have it several times a year - superb.
As to the comments below... First, if you change the ingredients, don't blame the recipe you didn't follow if it doesn't come out. Likewise, if it comes out well using other ingredients, great, but you didn't make quiche Lorraine.
To the person who thought this was too many ingredients - huh? My waffle recipe is more complicated than this. And that's not including the syrup.
And people, make your own crust! This is a great recipe and worth the 5 minutes it takes to blend it, a few hours of fridge time and a half hour of blind baking.
BTW, a slice of this, cold, at midnight, is divine.
By emer333_12506111
Collingdale, 78
on September 23, 2011
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Always dependable, Emeril ;
I made mine with baby spinach, and swiss : Followed the recipe, with sauted onion in butter, layered on the bottom. Very yummy! No meat, as I am vegetarian.
By shellyhale
on January 01, 2011
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tasty and easy. I'm not much of a cook, but this was an easy one to do, and has become on of my faves.
By cupcake absolute
Near Yorktown,VA.
on December 25, 2010
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As much as Chef Emeril Is Adored, Why so a 'laundry list' of ingredients?Please,Chef, can you simplify w/o compromising recipes?One star for so many ingredients.
By kellycupcake
on December 03, 2010
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alterations:
half the salt in the crust
add fresh ground pepper - awesome visual effect, great bite
forgot the egg white wash
filling - used dried thyme
Jarlsberg (gruyere was topping the accompanying french onion soup
onions eyeballed taken out of my soup pot of onions, sauteed in butter
sans bacon- used leftover smoked picnic ham from a boil dinner
no nutmeg
even though i roughly followed the recipe the crust is fantastic, the filling is light and rich and delicious. tastes great as leftovers too.
By aw300_5730880
Waxahachie, TX
on September 12, 2010
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Loved this quiche! I did use a refrigerated crust, and baking it first makes a huge difference...I didn't even have to cover the crust...
By Wanta be Chef
Wenatchee, WA
on June 26, 2010
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This is not the best quiche receipe I've had, but it's still good. I used ham instead of bacon, and walla walla sweet onions. Do not add any additional salt in the filling. Use a 10" pie plate, or one 9" and one 7". Cook quiche at 350 degrees for 35 minutes. If you cook quiche at 400 for 45 minutes the crust will be dark brown.
By annakvella
New York, NY
on February 22, 2010
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I went light on the onions, only using one, and it was still very delicious. If you can make the pie crust in advance, it will save you time on the day of prep.
By sue (Chef #314418)
erie, pa
on January 20, 2010
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made for the first time today. would use 1/2 teas. of salt or less in the egg mixture as the salt was overbearing and i baked for 40 min.'s without checking and it was way overdone. don't think it needs two onions but that one is probably personal taste. will make again and think it will be great next time. the base is there.
By Grace1228
Coral Gables, FL
on October 05, 2009
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I have been searching for a quiche recipe for a while, and I finally found one we like. I used refrigerated pie crusts to save time, and the quiche lorraine turned out delicious. I also doubled the cream mixture and the onions, and I made a spinach quiche.