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How To Make A Classic Quiche Lorraine

Classic Quiche Lorraine Recipe. A delicious combination of a cheese, bacon, and egg based quiche. A tasty option for lunch or dinner. Enjoy our classic Quiche Lorraine recipe.


Step 1:

You will need …

  • 300 g shop crust pastry
  • 250 g Gruyère cheese
  • 200 g bacon, chopped
  • 5 eggs beaten
  • 100 ml milk
  • 200 ml double cream
  • 2 Tbsp flour for dusting
  • Salt and pepper
  • 1 Pie tin 23cm / 9 inch in diameter
  • 1 Frying pan
  • Kitchen roll
  • 1 rolling pin
  • 1 fork
  • Tongs
  • 1 Circle of Parchment paper cut to size of pie tin

Step 2:

Preheat the oven

Begin by turning the oven to 160 degrees centigrade or gas mark 2.

Step 3:

Fry the bacon

Place a frying pan on a medium heat. Allow pan to warm through. Then add the bacon. Fry until crispy, stirring occasionally. Once crispy, tip the bacon onto a plate lined with kitchen roll to drain. Reserve for later.

Step 4:

Place the parchment

Taking your circle of parchment, carefully lay it into the pie tin. Dust it with flour to avoid the quiche sticking. And set aside.

Step 5:

Roll the pastry

Liberally sprinkle your work surface with flour. Then lay your ball of pastry into it. Dust the pastry with flour. And begin to roll out the pastry, into a thin flat sheet with your rolling pin, using the heel of your hand.

Step 6:

Lay the pastry

Taking your pastry sheet, carefully lay it over the paper in the pie tin. Mould it into the bottom and around the sides. Crimp down the edges with your fingers, which simply means to push down lightly. Then remove excess pastry from the edges.

Step 7:

Add the cheese and bacon

Evenly sprinkle first the cheese into the pie tin, and then the chopped bacon.

Step 8:

Make the egg mixture

Add milk into the bowl of beaten egg. Then follow with cream, salt and pepper. And combine well with a fork.

Step 9:

Add egg mix

When nicely combined, carefully pour the egg mix evenly over the bacon and cheese. It is now ready to bake.

Step 10:

Bake

Place the quiche into the centre of the preheated oven and bake for 30-40 minutes until it has set.

Step 11:

Serve

Allow to rest for 10 minutes before serving, as this will make it easier cut. Slice and serve hot or cold with some fresh parsley for garnish. And that's how to make classic quiche lorraine the VideoJug way. Enjoy!
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0 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (46 days ago)

I always use some grated nutmeg on top - it really brings out all the flavours.

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0 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous  (73 days ago)

UTTERLY SCRUMPTIOUS!

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0 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Elaneban  (91 days ago)

lol everyones over anylising. If people wana make their own pastry they can!

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1 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (105 days ago)

It's not a classic Quiche Lorraine. A true Quiche Lorraine doesn't contain cheese !!

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1 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (108 days ago)

I'm a beginner, aged 55, usually eat takeaways, but trying to eat healthier. I'm gonna use cheddar reduced fat cheese, and light half fat creme and skimmed milk, and I'm gonna put onions, pepers, corgettes and mushrooms in it instead of bacon, cos I'm a vegetarian. I'd have liked to see you make home made pastry, as I need to learn. But I'm grateful for the vid as it has helped me to get started. I don't have any parchment paper, so I won't use any. I'll just grease the tin and hope for the best. Other recipes tell you to bake blind, and use baking beads, and to cook the pasty first - or am I getting mixed up with another recipe? Todl you I was a beginner LOL

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1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful tropical_forest  (128 days ago)

Well – I made my first home made quiche. What a great recipe. It lasted about 6 minutes on the table – then it was all over. I did a few minor changes - I used 6 medium eggs, heavy whipping cream (I didn’t have any double cream), I sautéed finely chopped yellow onion, green pepper and mushrooms with 1 ½ tablespoons of unsalted butter just to be al dente and added on top of the bacon. Also – I didn't have Gruyere cheese so I used mild cheddar cheese instead. Baked it at 350 degrees Fahrenheit/177 Celsius for 35 minutes. Oh – also, I used the fat from the bacon to grease the pie dish then dusted with flour. I didn’t use any parchment paper because I had none to use. For the crust I used the already made Pillsbury pie crust (I know that’s cheating – don’t tell anyone ok). I’ll try to get some pics up of it – it turned out beautiful and tasted sooooooo scrumptiously delicious. Totally yummy! Many thanks for such a great recipe.

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0 out of 3 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (191 days ago)

sid likes it quiche

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2 out of 2 people found this comment helpful thepinklady  (240 days ago)

you are far too critical. these days ready made pastry is cheap and convenient and tastes just the same as you would make at home.

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Anonymous  (273 days ago)

think your being a bit critical looks good to me and recipe looks easy to follow to me.

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0 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous  (273 days ago)

How to make a classic quiche lorraine!! You are having a laugh aren't you?! Why do the Americans provide recipes with ready made pastry? If you actually try to make your own shortcrust, you will find it doesn't take long at all. Or make some and then freeze it for future use.

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0 out of 2 people found this comment helpful Anonymous  (422 days ago)

i dont like the look of that. Too gooey inside, and cheese is burnt on top. Also that pastry doesnt look too appetising!

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