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Yogifarmgirl
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Jenn
Swiftwater PA
USA
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Posted - Jul 19 2008 :  4:39:08 PM  Show Profile  Send Yogifarmgirl a Yahoo! Message
I am on a roll making quiche with all the eggs my new chickens are laying and I was wondering if any of you had any ideas for some yummy combinations...


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Prairie Princess
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Jodi
Washington
USA
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Posted - Jul 19 2008 :  4:47:50 PM  Show Profile
Hmm, my mum had a recipe for "garden quiche". It was really good, and had shredded zucchini, spinach, and squash (can't remember what kind she used...she'd throw whatever she had in, though) in it. She flavored it with chicken seasoning, salt, and olive oil...

Wish I could remember more detail for it, but it was YUM!!

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Tina Michelle
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Tina
sunshine state FL
USA
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Posted - Jul 19 2008 :  5:52:25 PM  Show Profile
a wee bit of parmesan cheese a tad of swiss cheese, then some chopped ham and chopped asparagus a touch of salt and pepper makes for a yummo quiche
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you can also make a cheeseburger quiche by taking a bit of ground beef, some cheddar cheese a bit of chopped onion too
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breakfast quiche..just use link sausage or breakfast bulk sausage
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broccoli works wonderful in a quiche
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I've also made a quiche tpe dish sans the crust by substituting very thinly sliced red potatoes..make sure you use a little butter to grease your quiche pan..then add your meat of choice and egg.
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you can also make one using fresh sliced tomato, egg and then italian herbs and a touch of parmesan cheese and mozarella.
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lots of possibility
have fun.

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Edited by - Tina Michelle on Jul 19 2008 5:53:29 PM
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Yogifarmgirl
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Jenn
Swiftwater PA
USA
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Posted - Jul 19 2008 :  6:11:47 PM  Show Profile  Send Yogifarmgirl a Yahoo! Message
I love the tomato idea...so yummy..thanks for the ideas I will try and get up early tomorrow and cook before it gets to hot

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Nigella
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Nigella
Chimacum WA
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Posted - Jul 20 2008 :  5:33:26 PM  Show Profile
Hmmmm I'm thinking about a Mexican style one... a little cumin and chili powder, tomatoes, avacodo, green onion, maybe even shreaded chicken, melted cheese on top and of course sour cream and salsa.....???

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StitchinWitch
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Judith
Galt CA
USA
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Posted - Jul 20 2008 :  6:37:44 PM  Show Profile
Asparagus and mushroom, broccoli and ham, or our all time favorite, clean out the fridge and quiche the leftovers.
Mexican quiche sounds good; I love cross-cultural cuisine!

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Prairie Princess
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Jodi
Washington
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Posted - Jul 20 2008 :  9:49:36 PM  Show Profile
Oooh.... these ideas sound SO good! If you try these combos and they turn out yummy, you should post your recipe! :)

~Jodi

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La Patite Ferme
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Jenn
CA
USA
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Posted - Jul 21 2008 :  8:52:46 PM  Show Profile
DD and I love chicken, sauted mushrooms and sauted onions, with the swiss cheese.
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herbquilter
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Kristine
Bonney Lake Wa
USA
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Posted - Jul 21 2008 :  9:32:01 PM  Show Profile
-tomato, onion, basil & cheese
-brocilli, onion, cheese
-spinach, onion, bacon, cheese

So yummy!!!

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electricdunce
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Karin
Belmont ME
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Posted - Jul 22 2008 :  02:04:56 AM  Show Profile
Our current favorite is crabmeat, with mild irish cheddar , a couple scallions, minced quite fine, dash of hot sauce, a little fresh nutmeg, and fresh ground pepper,

All the other quiche recipes sound great too...

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Yogifarmgirl
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Jenn
Swiftwater PA
USA
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Posted - Jul 22 2008 :  06:00:10 AM  Show Profile  Send Yogifarmgirl a Yahoo! Message
Oooo I'll try the crabmeat one when I go to Maryland to camp in Sept. We will be going crabbing then.

I am gonna try the italian today, I am gonna try using gluten free baking mix instead of bisquick since I am sensitive to wheat and I prefer crustless quiche. Will let you know how it goes...

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Brew Crew
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Molly
Arizona
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Posted - Jul 22 2008 :  06:01:28 AM  Show Profile
I'm not a huge quiche eater, but I do like it with a hashbrown crust. If you shred the potatoes, and press them into a springform pan, bake them for a few minutes to golden and the proceed as usual! Yum!

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paradiseplantation
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julie
social springs community Louisiana
USA
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Posted - Jul 22 2008 :  1:26:29 PM  Show Profile
My favorite is Broccoli and Sausage. It's wonderful as a luncheon dish when served with a fruit salad and muffins.

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Yogifarmgirl
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Jenn
Swiftwater PA
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Posted - Jul 29 2008 :  5:52:26 PM  Show Profile  Send Yogifarmgirl a Yahoo! Message
I tried the italian quiche...it came out yummy

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graciegreeneyes
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Amy Grace
Rosalia WA
USA
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Posted - Jul 29 2008 :  6:29:03 PM  Show Profile
Salmon and gruyere cheese with a parmesan crust, mm-mm-good

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