Definition of quiche
: an unsweetened custard pie usually having a savory filling (such as spinach, mushrooms, or ham)
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In addition to sweet pies, the menu features savory items such as quiche, chicken potpie, shepherd’s pie, meaty sandwiches, soups and side dishes.
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The breakfast menu will include a mix of English and American fare, including scones, Eccles cake, quiche, fruit, bacon and cheddar grits — and of course, coffee, tea, and mimosas.
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Offer it up with a hunk of veggie quiche or a plate of splurge-y donuts.
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Its gold, orange, pink, red and white stalks should be seen, so why bury them in a quiche or casserole?
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The weekend brunch menu includes a crustless quiche or strawberry Belgian waffles with guava caramel.
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Batches, the bakery in the Third Ward, is now open on Sundays serving quiche, bagels and all the sweetness of its daily menu.
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Already the store is offering wine and beer, a coffee and espresso program, and a dessert case full of quiche, croissants, dessert tarts, muffins and bagels.
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After parking, indulge yourself in some quiche and pastries at Tartine Bakery (600 Guerrero St.) before walking to the theater (or taking a brief taxi ride). 11 a.m.
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Origin and Etymology of quiche
French, from French dialect (Lorraine)
QUICHE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of quiche for English Language Learners
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: a pie made with eggs, milk, cheese, and vegetables or meat
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