Leek, Potato, and Bacon Casserole

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  • on January 22, 2013

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    Very easy to make and tastes great! Every friend or family member I've made this for loved it! I am not a fan of breakfast food but there is something very comforting about this casserole.

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  • on September 21, 2011

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    We really enjoyed this! I don't believe in discarding fresh herbs though, so I chopped up a big garlic clove, 1/4 tsp. of ground thyme, and threw it in the egg mixture. (I didn't have any fresh thyme, but would've used it if I had it. Didn't add the nutmeg--not a fan. Boiled the potatoes for 4 minutes before taking them out. With all the cheese and bacon, I decreased the salt by 1/2 tsp., and I'm glad I did.

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  • on October 03, 2010

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    Awesome!!! Definitely cooked the potatoes a while before draining and it was awesome!

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  • on March 07, 2010

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    Some reviewers obviously don't know the origins of this combo - leek & potato - they are a Welsh classic! This is like a thick eggy version of L&P soup with bacon, which is awesome. I would not think of it as a quiche. Due to bad planning, we had to sub out the half-and-half for 0% sour cream, but we loved it. No risk of a thin mixture after 55 minute bake with SC, and a natural match to potatoes. Next time I would let the potatoes simmer for 3-4 minutes, to let the flavours of garlic & thyme seep in better, and to sofen the potatoes more. Use actual Jarlsberg, the flavour is distinct.

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  • on March 05, 2008

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    The only reason I didn't give this dish five stars is the name is misleading. Casserole made me think more potato-ish sidedish, but it was really a crustless quiche, which did not go well with the salmon we had. The six eggs sounded like a lot.. I should've read the reviews beforehand.

    As a quiche itself, however, it was really good... great breakfast.

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  • on March 28, 2007

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    I thought this recipe was terrific! Delicious, hearty, flavorful. I substituted whole milk for the cream and cheddar for the swiss; it still turned out great! However, it took me much longer than 20 minutes to prepare. I have found the same thing with most of these Food Network recipes!

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  • on February 11, 2007

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    This sounds much better than it tasted, which surprised me because I love eggs in any form, quiche type dishes especially. But it just was not my cup of tea. Will not make it again

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  • on February 08, 2007

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    Dice the potatoes nice and small so that they cook through in the oven. I also used regular old Swiss cheese, as I didn't want to purchase $14 worth of Jarls for this recipe.

    This was good enough for second helpings. I would eat it for breakfast, brunch or in this case, dinner.

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  • on February 04, 2006

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    The potatoes do not integrate with this dish, which is really a quiche. I caught my guests separating the potatoes from the rest of the dish. Actually, this is okay cold - maybe for breakfast/brunch. But it was a disappointing sidedish at dinner.

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  • on May 29, 2005

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    A great addition to Saturday morning breakfast. Very tasty.

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