The traditional Quiche Lorraine (that you’l love)

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La quiche Lorraine!

Savoury, easy to make, perfect added to some crisp salad dressed with a delicious vinaigrette. I love it for lunch or dinner and it is always a win with kids! It is funny, at home, mum always had some pastry in the fridge. She knew, that in case she didn’t have the time to prepare for dinner, me and my sister would easily be able to make a quiche. This dish can be made all year around. I love it when out off the oven on a cold winter night, or eaten cold at a picnic in the summer days.

I will be sharing a lot of savoury quiche ideas on the blog, not only because it is a classic in french cuisine, but also because it is full of protein and a good way to get your 5 a days (The quiche Lorraine is an exception to that though haha). And mostly, because it is so easy to make.

 

quiche lorraine

Watch this recipe in video HERE

Quantity: For a 7 inch quiche lorraine

Difficulty:

Ingredients

For the bechamel:

  • 50g of salted butter
  • 50g of plain flour
  • 60cl of whole milk
  • salt and pepper

For the quiche:

  • 1 sheet of pastry ( homemade – Watch how to HERE) or from the shop)
  • 200g of lardon ( diced bacon )
  • 150g of cheddar cheese
  • 4 eggs

Method

1* Blanc bake the quiche pastry for 20min at 180 degrees (See how HERE).

2* Make the bechamel: In a pan, mix the butter and flour and cook on medium heat until it forms a roux and the butter has devolved. Add the milk, and mix and cook continuously until it starts to thicken. Reserve when done.

3* In a pan, fry the lardons.

4* Finish the quiche: When the bechamel has cooled down, add the eggs, salt and pepper and finish with the lardons.

5* Bake the quiche Lorraine : 30 to 40 min at 180 degrees.

Et voilà!

Manon xxx

 

 

 

 

 

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5 Comments

  1. February 26, 2019 / 10:26 am

    Yay for posting this recipe! I watched the video over lunch yesterday and I’ve never seen a quiche made with béchamel before, and I really want to try it – my mother (who taught me to make one!) always uses cream instead!

    • manonslittlekitchen
      Author
      February 26, 2019 / 2:14 pm

      Yes you can use cream instead, but I really love the addition of the bechamel because it makes it even creamier, and with the crispy lardons it is delicious 🙂 Let me know if you like it 🙂
      Manon xxx

  2. Megan
    April 10, 2019 / 12:43 am

    What do you do with the cheese and when do you add it? Do you shred the cheddar cheese? Do you add it at the same time as the eggs?

    • manonslittlekitchen
      Author
      April 15, 2019 / 9:56 am

      Hey lovely! Yes you can add it at the end with bacon! I would also recommend to keep a handful to sprinkle on top! Enjoy 😉
      Manon xx

  3. Lucy
    March 24, 2021 / 2:51 pm

    I just made this quiche (minus the lardons) for me and my 9 month old for lunch it was absolutely delicious my little one loved it too. Thank you for this wonderful recipe.

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