Quiche (noun)

A savory custard-filled pastry crust dish, typically with cheese, vegetables, and/or meat.

Origin:

From french word "quiche" from alsatian german "küchen" meaning cake.

Examples:

1. I had quiche for breakfast this morning.
2. Quiche is a versatile dish that can be served hot or cold.
3. The quiche was filled with bacon, cheese, and onions.
4. I like to make quiche with lots of vegetables, like spinach and mushrooms.
5. Quiche is a popular dish in French cuisine and often served in brunch or lunch.