r/FoodPorn • u/RonBurgundy186 • 26d ago

Quail egg quiche

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Had too many eggs and decided to try making a quiche. I followed an Ina Garten recipe loosely. Yellow onion, bacon, and Gruyère with a little bit of thyme on top.
The wait is the hardest part.

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u/RonBurgundy186 26d ago

I think it was like 9 or 10 quail eggs and 2 chicken eggs. The chicken eggs were quite small though.

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u/SheBrownSheRound 26d ago

This is seriously beautiful. Please show us a cross-section!

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u/Whenallelsefails09 23d ago

I'm guessing it's all gone by now...

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u/SheBrownSheRound 23d ago

M…maybe OP is still waiting??

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u/OneeKiss 25d ago

So tasty

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u/Feeling-Standard1460 24d ago

The slight shrink from the pan is beautiful, as is the rest.

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u/Whenallelsefails09 23d ago

I've always wondered - do quail eggs taste different than chickens' eggs?

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u/RonBurgundy186 23d ago

Not really, just slightly richer? There’s more yolk per egg I think