How to Make The Coronation Quiche... Better

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024

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  • @erindaugherty514
    @erindaugherty514 Год назад +10

    For those of us in the States...remember...in UK the eggs are at room temp. SO you either need to use fresh unrefrigerated eggs OR put your eggs in a bowl of warm water before you use them OR room temp for a while. The cook time won't work if you start with cold eggs and your crust will burn before the eggs are cooked

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      Interesting thought, both the milk and cream are refrigerated here. The eggs will certainly make the mix as a whole colder, but I think would only add 5 mins at most to the cooking time. Thanks for pointing that out though, good to have a different perspective 👍

    • @castlequay2327
      @castlequay2327 Год назад

      no refridgdrated eggs in my neck of the woods ( sw uk)

  • @juliaruxton3646
    @juliaruxton3646 Год назад +3

    I used canelli beans as I don’t like broad beans and that turned out fine. Remember to squeeze the water out of the cooked spinach.

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      Fair enough! My parents had the same reaction when I told them it had broad beans in, but they actually really enjoyed it 👍

  • @upupandaway7385
    @upupandaway7385 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the easy to follow recipe, and your hints and tips, 100% tastes better than you may think looking at ingredients, great video😁

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      Thanks! It really does taste better than it sounds 👍

  • @tillybinkie
    @tillybinkie 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for your comprehensive recipe video. (I like your side comments!). I shall try this but have to adapt the broad beans for my frozen peas. Unfortunately, I do not have taragon, so I shall have to use a sprig (leaves) off my pot of growing thyme (or a sprinkle of dried oregano). Got a bag of baby baby spinach from Oddbox so...I shall give your recipe a try in my mini oven. ! X Lisa x

  • @RossBamford
    @RossBamford Год назад +1

    Nice one mate, great video, some good tips in there and your pacing is fab. Subbed! 👍

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      Cheers Ross, Appreciate you saying that and for the sub ✌️

  • @pokerette13
    @pokerette13 Год назад +2

    Would there be a huge difference if I would use only butter and no lard? Here in germany lard is a bit unconvinient. I thought it sounded good, so i was lookking for the recepie, although chicken curry is more sexy😊

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      Butter would work absolutely fine 😊

  • @WinstonSmithGPT
    @WinstonSmithGPT Год назад

    Are broad beans the same as fava beans??
    Did you have the fan running while baking? And did you bake right on the oven floor?
    Thanks for any tips. Looks tasty. I just couldn’t deal with a quiche on the day. It’s not something Americana associate with being kingly. I made the original coronation chicken instead with no raisins, whipped cream and a pinch of curry so small no midcentury lady would blanche at it. 😂

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      I cant say for sure, but i believe they are the same, but at different stages of their life cycle.
      I did have the fan running and i baked it on the middle shelf. I don't think it is something many people associate with being kingly tbh. Coronation chicken is a classic! ✌️

  • @LukeQuinton
    @LukeQuinton  Год назад +5

    The struggle getting it on the cooling rack 🤣

    • @rebeccajermy8076
      @rebeccajermy8076 Год назад +1

      The struggle is real 😂 mvp is the wall, stopping the slide!

  • @11burn18135
    @11burn18135 Год назад +1

    How much dried tarragon should I use as can’t get hold of fresh. Thanks!

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      A teaspoon/5g should do it 👍

  • @nattadaarnanpakul9067
    @nattadaarnanpakul9067 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍

  • @rrelampago1
    @rrelampago1 Год назад +2

    Am I the only one who hates the stems on spinach? I always removed them. It is extra work but the texture is so much nicer. IMO. This is a really nice recipe.

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      I can’t say I notice at all in this form. If it wasn’t chopped up then I’d probably agree with you ✌️

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      And thank you 😊

  • @vonnieluxon2437
    @vonnieluxon2437 Год назад +2

    Thanks . I definitely will try this. By the way, your voice sounds like Hugh Grant.

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      No problem, Vonnie. And I’ll take that as a compliment, thank you 😊

  • @alisonkeatings2779
    @alisonkeatings2779 Год назад +1

    Stir with a knife,stir up strife,but good quiche👍

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      Great rhyme and thank you, but you can use a butter knife or just your hands if you fear encountering any strife 👍

  • @glendaking2424
    @glendaking2424 Год назад +1

    😅 2:00 am

  • @graemeferguson3243
    @graemeferguson3243 Год назад +2

    How much of the nutrients in the spinach is lost with all that washing?

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +3

      I am not sure, Graeme. I'm personally more interested in flavour than nutrition, to be honest. You're, of course, free to leave your spinach as unwashed as you'd like 😊

    • @HD-ol1mc
      @HD-ol1mc Год назад +1

      None I would think! The spinach we buy in New Zealand has soil clinging to it so I wouldn’t contemplate not washing it 😆

    • @sabinekoch3448
      @sabinekoch3448 Год назад +2

      Oh my goodness- I have to wash spinach well here in SouthAfrica- it’s fresh from the land. Cooking might destroy some nutrients,but not washing?

    • @ericlangley9026
      @ericlangley9026 Год назад +1

      Sautéed in the pan is better, no loss of water during baking and keeps all the vitamins etc.

  • @ericlangley9026
    @ericlangley9026 Год назад +2

    Never cook the spinach but always sautéed in the pan. No water coming oyt during the baking

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      Great point Eric, Sauteeing may indeed be the better method for this. Thanks for commenting 👍

  • @Maimitti
    @Maimitti Год назад +1

    in France "une quiche Lorraine" is a speciality from East of France : without spinach but with diced bacon -
    This is rather a spinach pie - ( I would rather have the real quiche , the tart ... is the frog of Montecito !!!- no offense ...)

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +1

      No offence taken. I too would prefer a quiche lorraine to the coronation quiche personally ✌️

  • @Wow-2375
    @Wow-2375 Год назад +1

    Made with lard. No thanks

    • @sabinekoch3448
      @sabinekoch3448 Год назад +1

      I used butter - hope it will be ok…

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад +3

      Yeah, you can absolutely replace the lard with butter if you’d like 👍

    • @sabinekoch3448
      @sabinekoch3448 Год назад +1

      @@LukeQuinton thank you for your recipe! My quiche looks really great… will see later what it’s like( am worrying about lack of salt- I was quite careful)!

    • @LukeQuinton
      @LukeQuinton  Год назад

      @Sabine Koch No problem at all, if you find it’s under seasoned you could always add a little finishing salt to the top. We’d use something like Maldon sea salt here in the UK.

    • @WinstonSmithGPT
      @WinstonSmithGPT Год назад

      @@LukeQuinton I was laughing at a pampered Boomer woman in a local gourmet shop when she found the Maldon. She shouted so loud the whole store could hear. But she thought it was French. 😂😂😂 “Look, they have Mal-DAWN.”😂