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By French Tart
Added February 04, 2007 | Recipe #209189
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By Melanie D
on May 08, 2010
I made this for a late Saturday evening meal. It was perfect. I agree with one of the other reviewers that the creme fraiche/sour cream seems to be the secret ingredient that makes the dish sing. I did add a few chopped fresh herbs that I had on hand (thyme and basil). I cooked this in a 12 "oval baking dish. It did not take the entire 45 minutes to cook, so I suggest that you keep an eye on it after 30 minutes of cooking. It fed 2 as a main course. I served it with green salad and a Sauvignon Blanc. Yum!
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This made us a great vegetarian dinner tonight - It's part of a foray into cooking French food, and it turned out really tasty - I think we may add a few more spices and herbs next time (that's why we haven't made much French cuisine before: not spicy enough - and not often vegetarian!) But THIS was lovely with the vegetables, the texture and the garlic flavor! Next up: Un clafouti sucré!
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on February 10, 2008
Wonderful recipe F.T. Very easy to make, The cherry tomatoes I had were small so I left them whole which made it even easier to put together :-) Great flavours and I loved the sour cream in it. Very light, creamy and quiche like, and the parmesan just finishes it off perfectly. I will be making this again. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe F.T.I will be making this again!
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Very very good recipe - I used 2 green courgettes instead, and a pie dish for the tableware - although I was slightly concerned that it would rise too high for the dish, it came out perfectly fine ! The beauty of this dish is how easy it is to put together. Ideal for a quick family lunch.
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Wonderful! The only change I made was that I used chunks of tomato instead of cherry tomatoes and I left out the butter. I took some to work on Friday and shared some with a colleague - who also demanded and got the recipe! Thanks for sharing this taste treat. I will certainly be making this again and again...
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on June 14, 2007
Easy to do and very versatile - I added red pepper to mine to use up a leftover half .Unfortunately my zucchini was a bit bitter - I need to choose better produce maybe or it might be a seasonal thing. This dish was puffy and golden and looked so great coming out of the oven - thanks to F/T.
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Very nice! I used only green zucchini as I've never seen yellow here. Everything blended together well. A crustless quiche!
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on May 23, 2007
Light and delicious. I splurged and bought mixed baby yellow and green pattypan squash and used them plus some very nice cherry tomatoes. Also bought a beautiful new dish to cook it in at the University Street Fair last weekend. Easy to make and I inhaled half of it for my dinner. :-)
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Very good. I went heavy on the cherry tomatoes knowing hubby would grab more than half of them, LOL. TFS
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on March 07, 2007
Tres TRES bon!!! Very impressive dish, tasty and beautiful to look at :) Even my 3 year old anti-courgette&carrot son ate every last piece on his plate. This will certainly be a regular at our place. Many thanks for a great recipe, well done! You are so tallented, I would never be able to chuck things together and end up with an 'edible' product:) Merci beaucoup
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Sydney Mike
on February 12, 2007
Originally I was going to make this for my vegetarian son & daughter-in-law [& will do that another time!], but ended up making it just for two of us. Will definitely keep this to make again & again ~ it was GREAT! I'm a garlic lover so pushed the amount of that ingredient a little higher, but that was the only change I made! Absolutely wonderful, & thank you so much for the recipe!
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on February 07, 2007
We had this as the central dish in a "vegetarian" meal and it was truly outstanding. The only changes were full-cream buttermilk instead of low-fat, and microwave pre-cook for 10 min before browning under a grill. This was necessitated purely because youngest had an appointment and next time I will go the oven route because I believe that does intensify the flavours, which were already rich and satisfying. I often make a similar dish with various vegetables, also not knowing that it was actually a "Clafoutis", but none of them compare with this one. The custard/batter really makes the dish and will become my standard from now on. Thanks FT, for a great recipe and some education to boot.
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Serving Size: 1 (224 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
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