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Red-beard! Here is the debut mess!
It is supposed to be a form of pie. It looks ugly but I must say it was delicious.
Thanks for getting me started! 
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Looks like it could be good. What all is inside?
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I improvised a basic recipe and used unions and anchovy. Sounds perhaps strange but it was very good.
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Yeah, more details, what's it called, what was in it. It looks like it's smothered in cheese. It's hard to go wrong with something that's smothered in cheese.
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Yes, cheese and light cream too as well as eggs.
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So, sort of like a quiche?
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11-05-2011, 07:39 AM
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What is a quiche?
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Why anchovy and not herring, that must have been salty!
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Quiche (English pronunciation: /ˈkiːʃ/; keesh) is a savory, open-faced pie of vegetables, cheese, or meat in custard, baked in a pastry crust. usually looks like a small pie made with cheese and egg with "stuff" in it. Or at least, that's my experience with quiche.
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Real men don't ear quiche...
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Hehe, thanks guys!
I understand the anchovy part may sound crazy but oddly enough the combination with the rest of the ingredients made it very nice. I had 5 rather big unions in there! Admit it, you guys canīt wait for my next mystery plate! 
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I'll drive home from a long day at the gun range and eat quiche any day. The baby boomers had it wrong. I make a purple potato/sweet potato quiche with goat cheese and asiago that rules. Makes a great side dish for grilled sausages or a sirloin.
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