National Pie Week

OzMike

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Oct 2, 2006

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Perth Australia

• Mar 7, 2017

• #41

Followed by lemon meringue pie for dessert.

 

crodonilson

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Jan 17, 2005

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Lyme Regis

• Mar 7, 2017

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• #42

To celebrate National Pie Week the better half has invited Polly and Giles round for a Goose and Lingonberry Pie. Just hope they don't stay too late so I can keep tabs on the football.

 

Yoda

English & European

Mar 1, 2004

10,063

Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom

• Mar 7, 2017

• #43

studio150 said:

That Pi doesn't have much filling at all, it will be all pastry with not a lot of flavour. I much prefer a Pi with far more filling, and by favourite is:

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Sorry for cutting you're 'filling' short, but thanks for giving me RSI.

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Mar 7, 2017

• #44

I like the Pork Pie I make using Gary Rhodes recipe it is great.

 

Tricky Dicky

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Sunny Shoreham

• Mar 7, 2017

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WATFORD zero said:

There appears to have been an oversight whereby my favourite is missing from the list of options Lamb hot pot ?

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Maybe because that's not a pie, it has no pastry and is closer to a stew/casserole.

 

crodonilson

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Lyme Regis

• Mar 7, 2017

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BensGrandad said:

I like the Pork Pie I make using Gary Rhodes recipe it is great.

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When it comes to Pork Pies these take some beating....

 

Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009

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Cowfold

• Mar 7, 2017

• #47

Cheshire Cat said:

Spinach and cheese pie (Spanakopita) in Greece

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Absolutely love these beauties. Always aim to consume a few during my annual holiday in Kefalonia every May.

 

Cowfold Seagull

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• Mar 7, 2017

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Tricky Dicky said:

Maybe because that's not a pie, it has no pastry and is closer to a stew/casserole.

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This. Although I seem to remember Piglets Pantry made a Lamb Hotpot Pie a few seasons ago for a limited period?

 

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mune ni kamome

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Worthing

• Mar 7, 2017

• #49

Chijeff said:

For me it must steak & kidney. Best pies ever by a mile Turners. Shops in Bognor Regis (the original ) then Rustington and now Chichester. They also supply Harrods and have Best in England a few times.

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I'm also a sucker for the rustington Turners pie shop and I have to admit am the proud owners of their lunchtime loyalty card. Take away box with mashed potato and mushy peas and gravy. Just one more and I qualify for a free one. Guaranteed to cheer you up if results don't go our way.

 

Tricky Dicky

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Sunny Shoreham

• Mar 7, 2017

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Cowfold Seagull said:

This. Although I seem to remember Piglets Pantry made a Lamb Hotpot Pie a few seasons ago for a limited period?

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I would imagine it had pastry, so I'd let that one go. It passes my pedantic-ometer !

 

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Fourteenth Eye

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Jul 9, 2004

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Brighton

• Mar 7, 2017

• #51

Banoffee

 

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FIVESTEPS

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Nov 3, 2014

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• Mar 7, 2017

• #52

Beano,meat,mashed potatoes,baked beans, a legendry pie from St James Street and now Bankers was it a Brighton invention?

 

Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP

Jul 5, 2003

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Location Location

• Mar 7, 2017

• #53

Kidney is absolutely VILE and completely ruins the steak aspect of any pie.

My mum used to make steak and kidney pie, and I'd spend the entire meal carefully picking the disgusting bits of kidney out of it. Not easy, when its all covered in crust and gravy. If I missed a bit and ate it, I'd GAG.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Mar 7, 2017

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Easy 10 said:

Kidney is absolutely VILE and completely ruins the steak aspect of any pie.

My mum used to make steak and kidney pie, and I'd spend the entire meal carefully picking the disgusting bits of kidney out of it. Not easy, when its all covered in crust and gravy. If I missed a bit and ate it, I'd GAG.

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I am the exact opposite as I think the kidney adds flavour to the steak but then I like devilled kidneys and fried liver