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Fresh quiche NW side?
Anybody know a bakery or somewhere else that makes and sells whole fresh quiche on my side of town? there used to be a bakery in Golden near the old armory/now prison, but that place is long gone.
You don't know what you're missing. What's not to like about eggs, cheese and bacon in a pie?
Like sneakerd wrote. If there's bacon in it, think of it as bacon pie and your man card is restored.Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
Nah that would be in a burrito.
To the op: aside from homemade, tony's market or marczyk make pretty decent ones.
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Try these guys: http://www.lapatbakery.com/
Near 80th and Wads.
I never got a quiche there but they are a great bakery. We got our wedding cake there.
C'mon, man. Check your speller checker thingy. It's spelled "Q-U-I-C-K-I-E".
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I like quiche and about twice a year I get the urge to make my own. I am not so good at making the crust so I just buy a crust from the market. There are endless recipes out there, I use one from a old Betty Crocker cookbook and vary the ingredients to my mood and taste at the time. Easy to do and keeps in the fridge well.
Try it, you'll like it.
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While on a semi similiar topic that the La Patisserie got me thinking about. Anyone know north end (From kinda northern metro area up thru greeley) anything great German bakery/deli style? I had heard of places in longmont/greeley but never been.
I really miss from living in Germany a lot of the nifty little pastries (to me word pastry doesnt do them justice) and soft pretzels and other things you just dont see here. I also miss Lieberkase, braunschweiger I've tried here is disgusting.
I would straight up murder something for an assortment of marzipan things. (And I miss this kinda sweet marzipan and slivered almond sweet bakeries had.)
Rheinlander in downtown Arvada. Maybe a little too far south for you.
Holy fucking shit thank you, they have http://www.rheinlanderbakery.com/item.cfm?ItemsID=91 . I had forgotten the name as I was pretty young when I lived there.
BTW if you didnt look at the lapatke link, looks like they got quiches.
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