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What could I serve with Quiche to make it a wintery meal? need ideas

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camera · 27/10/2006 11:11

usually have a cous cous salad and green salad but seems wrong in this weather any ideas?

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colditz · 27/10/2006 11:12

Jacket potato and baked beans.

Marina · 27/10/2006 11:13

Baked potatoes and broccoli?
Coleslaw is also a wintry sort of salad and goes well

aDadOnMumsnet · 27/10/2006 11:14

patatas bravas and green beans

Cappuccino · 27/10/2006 11:14

Irish stew and dumplings

quiche balanced on top like posh tv cooks

Greensleeves · 27/10/2006 11:17

homemade potato wedges with cracked black pepper and lemon juice

ratatouille with tomatoes, courgettes, green beans and mushrooms and a touch of chilli and a blob of sour cream

yum yum

camera · 27/10/2006 11:17

lol capaccinio n- dh would deffo prefer stew but its veggie night here

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Queenmummy · 27/10/2006 14:09

how about braised red cabbage? Would be nice with a bacon-y or cheesy quiche. Quiche is often served with coleslaw isn't it, so this would be like a warm wintery coleslaw in some ways! Delia does a nice recipe, though I don't bother with the layering and baking in the oven - I stir it all together and do it in a pan on the hob. Make extra as it keeps pretty well in the fridge (or freezer) - it's nice with sausage and mash too.

Whoowhoobewhooooooh · 27/10/2006 14:24

Sweet potato wedges and sir-fried cabbage.

I actually love quiche with plain boiled potatoes with LOADS of butter.

oxocube · 27/10/2006 14:41

home made chips and coleslaw

SweetyDarling · 27/10/2006 15:49

What about a warm salad with baby spinach, bacon, goats cheese, and roast baby beetroot?I don't like having potato and other heavy things with quiche.

janeite · 27/10/2006 19:34

I like quiche with baked potatoes and homemade baked beans (fry onion and garlic; add paprika, honey, grainy mustard, passata, tinned haricot or cannelini beans, bit of cayenne if wanted).

Cratchit · 27/10/2006 21:11

Greensleeves any chance you could expand the destructions for your potato wedges and ratatouille?

Frizombie · 27/10/2006 21:12

I'm like colditz, a spud n beans girl!

screamsprout · 27/10/2006 21:12

Roast veg

Greensleeves · 28/10/2006 12:27

OK, you asked for it

Potato wedges:

Cut the spuds (jackets on) into wedge shapes, brush them (fairly liberally) with olive oil and bung in the oven until they are golden brown and crispy (about 45 minutes, depending on your oven)Take them out, squeeze a wedge of lemon over them and then sprinkle with coarse ground black pepper (I crack mine with a pestle and mortar, but you can just get a filled pepper mill from supermarket) and salt if you like.

Ratatouille a la Greeny - (my rather idiosyncratic recipe)

Take cherry tomatoes (halved), courgettes, mushrooms - really any veg you like, but I think the toms/mushrooms/courgettes are essential. Also essential - a medium-sized onion and a clove of garlic, finely chopped. I like to add peppers to mine too, because they are colourful and taste lovely - other good veg are baby sweetcorn, mange tout, french beans, broccoli - whatever you like. Chop all the veg into bite-sized pieces.

Stir fry in a hot pan with olive oil (1.5tbsp) - add the onion and garlic first, then the mushrooms, then everything else, and fry (keep it moving) until the veg is all sizzling and starting to brown - I would say about 6 minutes. Turn the heat down to medium. Then add a tin of chopped tomatoes, a tbsp of tomato puree, a large pinch of basil, a large pinch of paprika, a pinch of salt, a tsp of sugar (preferably brown, but not important), a good splash of lemon juice and some black pepper. Stir until all mixed and cook, stirring gently but regularly, for another 5-6 minutes. Add a blob of sour cream/creme fraiche to each portion when served.

I quite often use chilli powder instead of the paprika and add chopped fresh red and green chillies before the frying bit - this produces a hot sweet salsa which we love. But if you don't like spicy food at all you could leave out the paprika altogether.

You can also sprinkle it with grated cheese/basil and stick it under the grill for a few minutes, if you are feeling decadent

HauntedsandCastle · 28/10/2006 14:06

greensleves, that sounds yum.....think I might pinch that!

LIZS · 28/10/2006 14:14

Roasted new potatoes and seasonal veg (like squash, parsnips, courgettes, carrot etc) ?

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