quiche Lorraine

noun

1. a quiche containing bits of bacon or ham and often cheese.

Word History and Origins

Origin of quiche Lorraine¹

First recorded in 1940–45

Example Sentences

Coopers is serving quiche Lorraine, deep-dish apple pie with nutmeg sauce, and curry chicken or curry shrimp depending on the day.

From Washington Post

Hear her say “quiche Lorraine” enough times, and a gentle joy will enter your bloodstream.

From New York Times

Attorneys dined on quiche Lorraine and enjoyed the stunning view of Miami from the 44th story window of the Greenberg Traurig law firm’s conference room.

From Seattle Times

On the savory side, there is classic chicken pot pie, quiche Lorraine and a savory special called the “Adventure Pie.”

From Seattle Times

I was writing the menu for our lunch service at Prune a few weeks ago and kept crossing out then penciling back in a classic: quiche Lorraine.

From New York Times