noun
quiche
KEESH/kiːʃ/
A savory pie with an egg-based filling.
The cut quiche reveals an egg-and-spinach filling beneath its golden crust.

Etymology
Küche was a diminutive of the German word for “cake.” The name came to designate a regional onion pie, connecting this cake ancestry with the savory pie now called quiche.
In context
THIS IS A CHICKEN QUICHE WITH CREMINI MUSHROOMS, BABY SPINACH, AND FETA CHEESE.
More examples
- I add spinach and cheese to the quiche filling.
- The bakery sells small quiches for lunch.
- Let the quiche cool slightly before cutting a slice.
Forms
quiche · quiches