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A deep dish quiche brings drama to any table. Here\u2019s the thing though, if you\u2019re going to make the effort to bake a quiche, it better deliver beyond<\/em> the visual. A golden, flaky crust is a defining factor. And that structured, buttery crust playing off a sublime, silky, rich filling is where the magic happens. This page outlines how to bake a phenomenal quiche by incorporating my favorite tips. It also calls out a few pitfalls that are easy to avoid. Let\u2019s bake a quiche!\"a
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This Quiche: Let\u2019s Talk it Through<\/h2>\n

This quiche is baked in a 9-inch springform pan. It allows you to achieve a deep dish version that sits high and proud on any table. If you don\u2019t have a springform pan, you can adjust to an equivalent deep dish pie pan if you keep an eye on and adjust the timing if needed. The filling here is made with a blend of whole milk and either sour cream or cr\u00e8me fra\u00eeche<\/span> plus eggs and a bit of flour. The result? Something decadent, buttery smooth and wildly delicious. Arguably better than the more typical heavy cream version.<\/p>\n

When it comes to additional ingredients, there\u2019s no need to add cheese here. Unless, of course, you can\u2019t help yourself. In that case, go ahead and grate some in. I typically add some sort of well-chopped hearty green (kale, Swiss chard, etc.), plus whatever is seasonal. You see oven roasted tomatoes here, along with chopped Serrano chile and red chile flakes. Play around with your add-ins after you read the section below about how to avoid a watery quiche.\"a<\/span><\/p>\n

How to Make Quiche<\/h2>\n

The steps to making a quiche are straight-forward. But, like most baking, the difference between a good quiche and one that is truly memorable is in the details. Let\u2019s start with the basics. They go something like this:<\/p>\n