Needless to say, I haven't cooked each and every recipe, but the urge does strike to try one out, and I have been saving a Quiche Recipe that caught my eye from Gourmet Magazine, circa 1988. I was living in France at the time and running after a 1 year old boy.
I made a Flavored Dough as the base for my quiche. A parmesean and garlic powder blend. I gotta' say, this was very tasty and filled the kitchen with a good aroma while blind-baking.
The recipe was called, Crab and Saga Blue Quiche, Savoir Fare. Sounds good, huh?
I bought some Saga Blue cheese, couldn't find any crab though and wasn't going to make the trek to Lexington to find some good Crab meat. BUT, I did find some Florida Rock Shrimp that looked like it might go just fine. Wow......this was the best quiche I have made in a long time.
Moral to the story, save those old recipes and enjoy a cup of morning coffee or evening glass of wine, look through your pile of recipes and plan that next meal!
6 comments:
Melissa, this sounds wonderful. May I have the recipe?
It is on it's way....thanks Cherise.
It looks very goods
I'll definitely to come back to your blog again.
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Melissa, don't sell your soul or rent it out for ads, please keep giving it away :)
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Best,
Chris
Melissa can provide a complete recipe. I would like to compare with what I found online. Thank you.
i too find old recipes are charming and have an urge to try them out. I also like to read about how they used to live and eat in yester years.
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