Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Quiche
I have a few random things to talk about today.
Fact – I have given birth to two children.
Fact – The total cost of birthing those two children was about 10 dollars.
Fact – The total cost of one root canal from my Dentist was 924 dollars.
This does NOT compute.
Random fact about me – I record all of the voices for our 800 numbers where I work. When I hear someone calling into them I always ask them “OMG, who is that sexy lady you’re talking too”?
Fact – I find like 5 sippy cups in my car every week.
Fact – The reason I find 5 sippy cups in my car every week is because once they’ve sat in there long enough they start to stink making them easy to locate.
Fact – I spend a lot of money on sippy cups.
Basic Ingredients
Pie Crust
6 eggs
¾ cup cream or half and half
½ cup cheese (I used Gruyere)
Salt & Pepper
- You can add anything from here. I added one large caramelized onion, 1 cup of diced and sauteed potatoes (I sauteed them with Olive Oil, Italian Seasoning, and a dash of soy sauce), and 2 cooked and chopped slices of bacon.
Directions
Prepare your pie crust. Mix together your eggs, cream, cheese, and some salt and pepper. Next I sprinkled my onion, taters, and bacon into the pie crust. Pour egg mixture into your pie crust. Bake at 375 for 40-50 minutes or until a toothpick from the center comes out nice and clean.
Fact – This quiche cost more to make then it cost me to birth two babies.
Fact – This quiche hurt less than the babies to make.
Fact – You can eat quiche, but you really shouldn’t eat babies
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9 comments:
Delicious looking! Onions add so much depth to quiches.
Cheers,
Rosa
Recording all those messages would be fun!
Voice recordings, I would love that!! This recipe is going to be happening in my kitchen soon.
Fact- I want this quiche for breakfast tomorrow. :)
Fact - glorious quiche!
Ooooh, looks so delicious! I love quiches! And fact - this post was toooo funny!
Our youngest is almost 14 y/o so we're past the sippy cups but this made me laugh, I remember those days. I've done that with tupperware too when I've forgotten leftovers for a few days too long. Sometimes it's easier to throw it away than clean it, lol.
You make some very interesting observations - a quiche costs more than having two babies...lol. What a crazy world we live in. You do have excellent health insurance.
You made me smile! Great post.
Velva
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