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<strong>RECIPE</strong>S<br />
QUICHE LORRAINE <br />
From: Let Them Eat Cake,<br />
At Midway: Near Gates B5, C1<br />
CHEF ESAU DOMINGUEZ<br />
Chef Esau Dominguez has been with MAC One for nearly 15 years. Chef Esau brings a wealth of culinary experience<br />
having worked in the restaurant industry for over 26 years. Between 1992 and 2001, Chef Esau worked in such<br />
restaurants as Heaven on 7, Marriott Hotel, Bandera and Maggiano’s before joining our team in late 2001. His current<br />
role is assisting Chef Angel Leal in overseeing the day-to-day kitchen operations throughout Midway Airport.<br />
INGREDIENTS:<br />
6 oz. Ham, diced<br />
6 oz. Cheese, Emmental (1/4” dice)<br />
6 oz. Cheese, Gruyère (1/4” dice)<br />
4 oz. Onions, finely chopped<br />
1 oz. Butter, unsalted<br />
0.01 oz. Parsley, finely chopped<br />
6 oz. Tomato, fresh, diced<br />
0.2 oz. Sea salt<br />
0.05 oz. Pepper, black ground<br />
2 each Eggs, whole, large<br />
12 oz. Half & Half<br />
1 each prepared pastry shell<br />
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DIRECTIONS:<br />
Place the cream cheese in a mixer<br />
and beat until soft. Slowly beat in the<br />
eggs and half & half, add the salt and<br />
pepper. Strain the custard then add<br />
in the chive, parsley and dill. Sweat (with no color) the onion in<br />
the butter until tender then chill. Place the onion in the bottom<br />
of a pre-baked pastry shell. Mix together the cheeses and layer<br />
them on the onion, sprinkle (in order) the ham dice tomato and<br />
parsley.<br />
Pour the custard over the quiché ingredients. Bake in a 350º f<br />
oven until the custard has just set up firm and the top is lightly<br />
brown. Internal temperature should reach 165º f. Do not allow<br />
the custard to boil or the eggs will scramble. Remove from the<br />
oven. Allow to cool slightly to set-up. Can be served warm or<br />
at room temperature.<br />
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