Fatty Quiche

Fat is good, right? Right? Well, no fat isn’t good for us, but it tastes bloody great.

I guess unless you make quiche you don’t really know that it’s essentially a giant fatty mousse on a rich fatty pastry base. In case you were under any delusions otherwise, here is the recipe for Roquefort cheese quiche, a slice of which is depicted thusly:

We start with a couple of ounces of butter in the pastry:

3 oz of blue cheese and 6 oz of soft cheese:

A quarter of a pint of (half-fat!) crème fraîche:

Don’t forget the two eggs:

This is the pastry, rolled out. I’m rather proud of this:

The finished fatty product.

By the way, snails are apparently a very low fat food.

3 Responses to “Fatty Quiche”

  1. Aya Says:

    何これー!超好みなんですけど。うまそー。太りそー。なおこさんはどーやってあのスレンダーな体を維持しているんじゃ?Fat is good…

  2. monkey yoko Says:

    looks yummy!!! i need some nice food to get rid of all the stress i got from bloody heathrow airport! sorry we can’t go to asakusa tonight!

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