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Bacon & Swiss quiche. Tomorrow I’ll make a big pot of bone broth and some soup out of that.

Oct 06, 2018 Posted in Ketolishus 0 Comments

Bacon & Swiss quiche. Tomorrow I’ll make a big pot of bone broth and some soup out of that.

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  1. Michael Ireland |

    I’ve discovered over the years that i’m not a huge fan of Swiss cheeses. I’m not sure what it is … Maybe it’s that subtle bitterness. I dunno. These days I find myself using copious amounts if Asiago, though.

    I dunno why I’m telling you this, lol. Probably ‘cuz your quiche is making me hungry for cheesy goodness.

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  2. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    I have a weird secret. If I use a combination of feta and another cheese, so it’s less strong and sort of a mix…like I’ll use mozzarella, Gouda, cheddar, or Swiss with it, and the two even each other out.

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  3. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    Kelleigh E. it gets that way around the edges because I beat the shit out of the eggs until they’re completely foamy and when I pour them into the pie dish, it’s been greased with bacon fat, so it sizzles and crisps up a bit. I just throw leftover chopped bacon, chopped shallots, and sometimes mushrooms into the pie dish and microwave it while I’m beating the eggs with the heavy cream. Including the chopping and mixing and grating the cheese, the whole thing takes 15 minutes to get into the oven.

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  4. C. Ryan |

    I didn’t discover Farmer’s and Havarti cheese until after i was at least 30yrs old. My favorites for eating cheese by itself.

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  5. Michael Ireland |

    My wife and I go on little cheese adventures from time to time, and have discovered we both love Fruilano cheese. It’s Canadian if I remember right, shares some similarities with Havarti, but less of that hidden, underlying sharp edge.

    Farmer cheese I find to be a bit odd … Almost maybe too mild? Like squeezed lumps of cottage cheese. Probably would work great used in Poutine. LOL!

    As to the quiche tho, that sounds like a trick (the sneaky blend trick) I could sink my teeth into.

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  6. Bobbi Jo Woods |

    I think there are two kinds of farmer cheese.

    The kind I had is really mild, comes in brick/block form, and isn’t too far off from Muenster. I know there is another kind of dry cottage cheese that comes in curds that’s also called farmer cheese. I have not had that kind.

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