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The official coronation quiche.
The official coronation quiche. Photograph: James Manning/PA
The official coronation quiche. Photograph: James Manning/PA

Tell us about your favourite quiche

We want to hear all about your favourite quiches: what’s in them, why are they so great, and what memories they conjure up

Last week’s news that quiche had been chosen as the signature dish for the King’s upcoming coronation was been met with mixed opinions: are broad beans a good fit for the pastry-based dish? And can anyone get hold of eggs these days?

Along with the broad beans, the recipe for “coronation quiche” includes spinach, cheese and tarragon – but this is far from the only way to fill a shortcrust pastry case. With this in mind, we want to hear all about your favourite quiches: what’s in them, why are they so great, and what memories does eating them conjure up for you.

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