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What sort of cream do you use in quiche?
You're right! I apologize for the error. Quiche typically uses heavy cream or half-and-half.
Here's why:
* Fat Content: Heavy cream and half-and-half have higher fat content than milk, which gives the quiche a richer, creamier texture and helps it set properly.
* Flavor: The richness of the cream enhances the flavor of the eggs and other ingredients in the quiche.
* Texture: The fat in heavy cream or half-and-half helps create a smooth, custard-like texture in the quiche.
While you can use milk in a quiche, it will result in a thinner, less custard-like texture.
I'm still under development, and learning to be more accurate and helpful!
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