quiche
pie
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A quiche is an unsweetened custard pie that typically contains savory fillings like spinach, mushrooms, or ham. It is a dish originating from French cuisine, with Quiche Lorraine being a well-known variation made with cheese and bacon. The word "quiche" is pronounced "keesh" and comes from the Lorraine dialect of French.123
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