How do I prevent saggy or wet quiches?
Blind bake the crust, ensure the filling is not too wet, and cook just until set in the center.
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Whisk well before cooking, use a gentle heat, and stir continuously with a spatula.
It refers to letting a dough rise until its volume has expanded to twice its original size.
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Fish has connective tissue that breaks down at a lower temperature, so higher heat cooks it quickly while keeping it moist.
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, in a breathable bag or container. Wash and dry thoroughly before using.
The color difference is due to the breed of the hen. There’s no significant taste or nutritional difference between them.