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quiche looks curdled??

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akhems · 13/05/2009 21:51

3eggs, 300mls single cream, 100g finely grated mature cheddar and whatever's handy at the time and it always looks like it's curdled and has water coming out of it... what am I doing wrong?

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isenhart7 · 14/05/2009 01:36

What temperature? Try 250mls rich cream and 300 degrees and see if it's any better.

ThePellyandMe · 14/05/2009 02:08

I always use double cream.

akhems · 14/05/2009 06:25

temperature was 160C in a fan oven

I thought double cream might be too heavy whichis why I didn'/t use it but I'll have a bash.. thanks you both

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furryslippers · 14/05/2009 13:11

i use 2 eggs and 3oomls milk

isenhart7 · 16/05/2009 20:36

furryslippers using 2 eggs and 300ml milk makes me wonder if akhems' letting hers set up after baking?

Overmydeadbody · 16/05/2009 20:39

it looks curdled after baking or before?

Perhaps you are just not cooking it for long enough?

akhems · 18/05/2009 18:17

I tried again, 300mls double cream and 4 eggs and it's a lot lot better

isenhart7 what do you mean by letting it set up after baking?

the curdled look is after cooking omdb :/

Thanks everyone

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isenhart7 · 18/05/2009 20:20

I wait ten minutes after baking to slice and serve.

akhems · 19/05/2009 10:04

oh I see isenhart, yes I did that because I only like it cold

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