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This is a traditional quiche with turkey and broccoli made in a deep dish pan. ...
There are lots of breakfast pizzas. We like this one. It’s a twist on the breakfast sandwiches that you get at the drive-through, a combination of eggs, ham, and cheddar on a biscuit crust—with a splash of salsa.
There’s so much you can do with this potato, ham, and cheese quiche. We included...
A spinach quiche recipe is the second most popular quiche recipe on the internet—and no wonder; it is very good. This one has Swiss cheese and bacon added along with a touch of tarragon.
Turkey sandwiches reign supreme three times a year: at Thanksgiving, often at Christmas, and maybe at Easter. Then it's time for turkey sandwiches. But you can always use roast chicken and eat chicken sandwiches year around. And for convenience, you can always stop at the deli and pick up some deli chicken, maybe smoked or infused with sun-dried tomato.
But if turkey sandwiches seem boring, they don't have to be. You can get creative with the filling, the bread, or the preparation. Build off of these ideas:
This was a different experience. You melted butter in a hot pan in the oven, then you took the hot pan, a skillet or frying pan, and poured a batter into pan. Finally, you added fruit and maybe a sweetener on top of the batter and stuck the pan back in the oven. The fruit was suspended in the top layer of the batter but as the cake rose, the fruit fell through the batter and settled on the bottom. Neat. It was a layer of fruit in a slurry on the bottom with crusty, not-too-sweet cake on top. It's a fun dessert to make and simple.