quiche
die Quiche, die Quiches
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quiche
A savory, usually round tart made with shortcrust pastry and a filling of eggs, milk or cream, and other ingredients such as vegetables, cheese, or bacon.
Zum Abendessen gab es eine Quiche mit Spinat und Feta.
We had a quiche with spinach and feta for dinner.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Quiches |
| genitive | der Quiche |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Quiche | die Quiches |
| accusative | die Quiche | die Quiches |
| dative | der Quiche | den Quiches |
| genitive | der Quiche | der Quiches |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Quiche' (quiche) is particularly often used with verbs related to preparation and serving: you can 'eine Quiche backen' (bake a quiche), 'zubereiten' (prepare it), 'aufwärmen' (reheat it), or 'servieren' (serve it).
Am Samstag backen wir eine Quiche für unsere Gäste.
On Saturday, we're baking a quiche for our guests.
The filling is often introduced with 'mit' (with). Typical combinations include 'Quiche mit Spinat' (quiche with spinach), 'Quiche mit Lauch' (quiche with leeks), and 'Quiche mit Speck' (quiche with bacon).
Im Restaurant bestellte ich eine Quiche mit Lauch und Ziegenkäse.
At the restaurant, I ordered a quiche with leeks and goat cheese.
'Quiche' (quiche) is often mentioned in the context of shared meals, especially lunch, dinner, or brunch.
Für den Sonntagsbrunch stellte sie eine Quiche auf den Tisch.
She put a quiche on the table for Sunday brunch.
