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| I am thinking of preparing a quiche dish for my family and I was wondering what goes with it. I am looking for traditional as well as creative menus. This will be a first for them; they've never had quiche before. I thought I'd go with a traditional egg cheese and bacon quiche. I don't want to overwhelm them. I am looking for a light menu that compliments the quiche. Thank you |
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| Mixed green salad with a tarragon vinaigrette is way up the list of traditional accompaniments. A lot will depend on whether you're serving the quiche as a main course and which meal it's for. |
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| I apologize about my unclarity. This will be a lunch. However, I thought this would have been sufficient information: Quote:
I want to introduce a light meal with simple accompaniments. The quiche will be the centerpiece and since my family has not experienced this dish before, I want to present it in a way which provides the best experience possible. I have had quiche served alone. It was in France and it was delightful. I am hoping that this will be a wonderful introduction to this dish but I am not sure exactly what to serve with it. The green salad with a tarragon vinaigrette sounds like it is exactly the type of accompaniment I am looking for. Any others? I hope that better clarifies what I want to accomplish. Thank you |
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| A crisp Chablis. Mark
__________________ Salad is the kind of food that real food eats. |
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| Another idea would be a mixed fruit salad. |
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