Friday, January 16, 2009

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Quiche with quail eggs and ham Marie Quebec


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Sunday last week (between Christmas and the day of year) it would be a good meeting at home with the family of my godmother ... But sometimes it's like that in Quebec, there are missed because the world runs wild ... The thaw, rain, wind, frost, thaw, short queues electric break and then at night a whole neighborhood or city is left without electricity subscribers in 8000 were private and 52 000 in Jonquière Quebec . My neighborhood in Jonquière was the last city to be reconnected, we were more than 12 hours without electricity, some have told me 18 hours. This means three meals at picnic and eat cold huddled in our faux fur throws. With only playing for us unwind and drowsiness to overcome stress. But the reading was unthinkable a few hours, too hard to concentrate what!

It is true that we had our historic flood in Saguenay! After that, I also had two water damage in one house, a year apart, the stream adjoining the house knocked on the door one evening while they were preparing fresh pasta for dinner . It was necessary to rebuild the basement and renovate two consecutive years. The beautiful spring cleaning. After which he put the house up for sale. Hello campaign! We arrive in town. Understand that when a story like this happens, a small power outage a day, it puts us on the break, the stress rises to the surface alone. And I forgot to mention our first fire: a great fire of proteins with a ham who ran out of water! We had our share! Three years of crazy! And I have not mentioned the ice storm that had hit a large portion of Quebec there are about 10 years. Wow, the weather in Quebec, that we know.

Returning to the city life here and now or last week, this morning we had brunch with the family and I had to cancel everything. No electricity is not going away:

no heating, it is like a large refrigerator
no background music
impossible to make coffee or tea
impossible to cook or make waffles
cook good meat pie or sausage starry


or ham or so.

No phone because we are connected with Videotron!
No computer either to pass the time, we found ourselves frankly disappointed both, each on his couch eating his socks! Grrrrrrr ... It was not like that provided my brunch. Hydro Quebec Cheers!

So today here's what I improvised with mini-skewers brunch that my boyfriend were pretty but not too too much of the season he said to add when I offered him cold for supper because we had the power to 18h20 and from 17h only approximately we started to get really hungry. We finally decided to eat the cheese and the dish that our guests who had pointed us had still left out of kindness. I could not reach everyone, they are also without electricity and phone ... The poor, they are away empty handed and me on the floor, with their wine and cheese apologetic and confused at the highest point ... I still have discomfort, remorse and disappointment indescribable ... Here is as I said, but my mind wanders so much, quiche based breakfast kebabs air Easter brunch. On second thought, this must be the fault of the skewers finally made it too sweet ...

A pastry crust 9-inch prebaked at 450 F for 8 minutes (I had not rolled dough rest in the fridge)

Butter and oil 4 eggs, lightly beaten 500 g

1 cup plain yogurt cubes of cheddar
1 onion, thinly sliced 2 thick slices
a good smoked ham style barbecue (they were skewered)
1 jar of pickled quail eggs, drained and cut in half (they too were on skewers)
Salt and pepper Nutmeg
fresh grated

Heat butter and oil, sauté onion until transparent. Place on bottom of crust. In the same pan fry the diced ham slightly. Spoon into the pastry and add the cheese cubes so that they rub on the bottom of the dough. In skillet, brown the eggs lightly durs.Pendant cooked quail eggs that become golden, mix eggs with fork, then add the yogurt stirring. Season the mixture. Pour over crust. Garnish with quail eggs. Garnish with grated nutmeg. Bake. Bake at 450 F for 10 minutes. Lower the heat to 350 F and continue baking 20 minutes. Serve. Enjoy thinking about your plans for the new year ... Brief on the list of Father Christmas in 2009, there will be these items:


stove butane gas fireplace or wood stove can be ...

a cell phone thrown additional faux fur
batteries and candles, of course
in reserve two bottles of gasoline
melted cheeses, cold meats and terrines and good wine in the cold as it should ...


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