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Over-the-Top Mushroom Quiche

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"I love quiche, but it has to be several inches high and made right," says star chef Thomas Keller. This high-rising version, which is adapted from a recipe in his Bouchon cookbook, just might be the perfect one, and it’s well worth the time it takes to prepare. Layering the sautéed mushrooms and shredded cheese ensures that they’re nicely distributed throughout the silky egg custard.

Pairing Suggestion

With their bright dried fruit and relative lack of tannins and oak, Provençal rosés make a great complement to quiche. Try the refreshing 2006 Domaines Ott Les Domaniers.

Over-the-Top Mushroom Quiche

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Over-the-Top Mushroom Quiche

I've been looking for a recipe like this for a long time as well.  Instead of using a blender, for the milk and cream, though, I used a method I learned from making straight custards - carefully heat all of the milk and cream to 150°F and then add the beaten eggs slowly while whisking the mixture with a hand mixer.  I ended up with a very delicate and silky custard. I also subsituted green onions for the shallots and added ham to it, which was incredible.  However, it was pretty salty with only 2 tsp of salt (the recipe calls for 2 x 1.5 tsp = 3 tsp).  It may have been the ham, but next time, I'll try only 1 tsp of salt.

Posted by: supersaucy on October 5, 2008

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This was utterly delicious.  It's the recipe I've been searching for - a "tall" quiche with a silky custard.  It's worth the effort. 

The next time I make this, I will be sure to take advantage of the make-ahead option.  When I made this the morning of a brunch, the quiche took longer to cook than the recipe directed, and I did not have time to let it cool properly.  The quiche wound up being runny in the center.  The pieces left over set up nicely and tasted even better after sitting overnight. 

I can't imagine a better recipe, and I will cherish this one.

Posted by: shesamazingnyc on December 17, 2007

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