Ingredients
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8
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6
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3
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12
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1/4
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1/2
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Directions
Cheesy Quiche Lorraine,I LOVE this quiche. It’s crustless. The texture is fabulous. You can vary this in many ways by changing the filling ingredients. This one is bacon and Gruyere. I sometimes add green onion and 1/4 c dijon mustard to this recipe. Or I’ll go totally different and just add lots of diced and sauteed veggies and omit the bacon and cheese. I like to serve it with a small salad and a cluster of seedless grapes or some melon.,This not a quiche but a gratin. A quiche means tart in Alsace/Lorraine and a tart has a crust.
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Steps
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1
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Cook Chopped Bacon in a Heavy Skillet With a Little Butter or Olive Oil Until Browned. |
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2
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Remove the Bacon from the Skillet to a Glass or Paper Plate Lined With a Couple Paper Towels. |
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3
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Butter a 9" Glass Pie Dish. |
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Spread Bacon and Then the Grated Gruyere in the Pie Plate. |
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Whisk Together the Eggs, Creme Fraiche, Salt, and Pepper. |
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6
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Pour Over the Bacon and Cheese, Using a Fork to Gently Distribute the Bacon and Cheese Evenly. |
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Bake the Quiche in a Water Bath in a 350f Oven For 40 to 45 Minutes or Until a Knife Inserted Near the Center Comes Out Clean. |
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Serve Hot or at Room Temperature. |
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9
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Note: a Water Bath Is Simply Placing the Dish to Be Cooked in a Larger Dish, Then Filling the Larger Dish With Water to About 1" from the Top of the Smaller Dish, Then Bake. |
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10
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I Get the Water Ready to Pour, Place the Uncooked Quiche in the Larger Dish and Then Into the Oven, and Then Pour the Water In. |
