Reviewed: Oct. 6, 2006

This is a lovely dish. colorful, flavorful -- perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It's more of a frittata, because of the lack of crust. I baked it in a quiche dish. I used leftover grilled salmon, and simmered it in a little more than half the milk called for in the recipe to give it a little more moisture. I served it with some grated parmesan cheese, sour cream and salsa. Yumm!

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Flying Wizard

Cooking Level: Expert

Home Town: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Living In: Hillsborough, North Carolina, USA

Reviewed: Mar. 1, 2008

This was really good! I made a lot of changes to it because I cannot eat dairy, but the salmon and swiss chard combination was really delicious. I skipped the first two steps because I used a pre-made pie dough and good quality canned salmon (this cut out some time and work). I also used more swiss chard and less salmon because that is what I had on hand. I used olive oil in place of the butter, and Almond milk in place of the milk to make this non-dairy. It turned out wonderful and I have made it several times! I also use the core part of this recipe (3 eggs to 1 cup milk in a pie shell) to use up just about any left over veggies. If you have the pre-made rolled pie dough on hand the prep part of this dinner is done in just minutes!

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Breanna W.

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Reviewed: Nov. 7, 2006

This was wonderful! So easy to make too. I made a couple of little modifications: I used sourdough croutons (I crushed them up into crumbs) instead of regular bread crumbs, I sauteed some fresh chopped garlic (1 clove) with the onion and chard, added a dash more nutmeg, and added about 1/3 cup of crumbled feta cheese on top of quiche 5 mins. before removing from oven- absolutely delicious! Will definetly make again.

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bohemianMAMA

Reviewed: Jun. 15, 2007

We LOVED this recipe! We followed it almost exactly, except that we found you really don't need to use as much milk as is recommended to simmer the salmon. We doubled the recipe (making one to freeze) and only needed about 3 cups of milk (not 4). (See how later in the recipe you only use part of the milk again.) It could use a little salt when you stir in the eggs and milk. We made it in a whole wheat pie crust (so we didn't use the bread crumbs), baking it 7 min longer than the directions. Wonderful, wonderful! Thanks for such a great recipe!

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LSMITH

Reviewed: Aug. 1, 2007

This recipe was fantastic! I'm not very big on salmon or quiche, however, the recipe was so good that my husband and I agreed that it was a keeper. I did follow the recipe exactly, except I used a pie crust instead of breadcrumbs and cooked it for about five minutes longer than what was originally stated.

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lvillate

Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2006

Very good, I used duck eggs and all the milk(2 cups) and it came out beautiful. I appreciate the fact that this recipe is very low in calories! I'd make it again!

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julilah

Reviewed: May 16, 2008

Made this to use up some Swiss Chard I had in the house. It is delicious! I skipped the step that calls for cooking the salmon in the milk and substituted canned salmon, because I didn't have any fresh. I also added some fresh parsley, and topped it with some grated cheese during the last five minutes of baking. I will definitely be making this again.

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