
I made this quiche for Easter so I had a jump on this month’s baking. Unfortunately, that means I don’t have any photos of the steps involved in the making of the quiche.
The quiche was delicious, but next time I will remove the pith from the slivered lemon slice. Every time we bit into a piece of pith, it overpowered the delicate flavor of the other ingredients. The combination of cream and sour cream for the filling was unusual and very tasty.

You should have shown a Betty Crocker box as the key step😁
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This week’s post was easy for you. Glad that you liked it.
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What a fine looking and delicate quiche you have here. I had fun baking this one.
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Love the pattern of the asparagus on your quiche. I have made this but not posted it yet – it is delicious.
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Your quiche looks beautiful. Glad you got a chance to photograph the finished product.
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I was with you on the lemon slivers…wasn’t quite sure if I liked that or not 😳😂. Glad you were able to get a finished product picture before it all got eaten! Looks beautiful!
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Quiche is always acceptable. Yours looks tasky.
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So pretty! I lucked out with my lemon – didn’t taste the pith but I was worried – I guess it depends on your lemon?
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looks great! i think a squirt of lemon juice and some zest mixed into the filling custard would be a fine way to get the lemon flavor.
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