Pronunciation: /keesh/
noun a type of baked dish consisting of a pastry crust filled with a savory mixture of eggs, cream, cheese, and various other ingredients
A1 I like to eat quiche for breakfast.
A2 She baked a delicious quiche for the party.
B1 Quiche Lorraine is a classic French dish made with eggs, cream, and bacon.
B2 The chef's specialty is a spinach and feta quiche that always sells out.
C1 The quiche was perfectly balanced with just the right amount of seasoning.
C2 The culinary school taught advanced techniques for creating a flaky quiche crust.
formal The quiche served at the brunch was made with a flaky crust and creamy filling.
informal I love grabbing a slice of quiche from the bakery for a quick lunch.
slang Let's whip up a quiche for dinner tonight, it's so easy and delicious.
figurative Her personality is like a quiche - a perfect blend of different qualities that come together harmoniously.
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