I do a mean chicken, mushroom & leek pie with a rough-puff lid. I'd take that over any pukka you care to mention, so that's probably my favourite. Unless you count pasties?
As for sweet pies, gimme a nice deep fill mince pie any day. Glorious stuff. |
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"Whats your favourite savoury pie?...mines a really good pork pie
And your favourite sweet pie?...mines key lime pie
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Excellent choice! Pork pie with the jelly stuff in it!
A good pecan pie for pud! |
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By *apxxx OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Old fashioned one here , rhubarb crumble with custard.
Second choice would be chicken and mushroom- or chicken tikka."
Rhubarb crumble isn't a pie!!!...chose again  |
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I feel like as a non meat eater we miss out on the delights of pies. However controversial but I do make a mean quorn cottage pie.
Is a pie even a pie if it doesn’t have pastry? Can a mash topped pie count?? |
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"I feel like as a non meat eater we miss out on the delights of pies. However controversial but I do make a mean quorn cottage pie.
Is a pie even a pie if it doesn’t have pastry? Can a mash topped pie count??"
Get out...  |
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"What a lovely post.
Steak pie for me.
Sweet, I’d say apple, rhubarb with cinnamon and whisky
Do you fancy a pie session?  "
Does the Pope shit in the woods?? Hell yeah! |
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"Cream pie"
I was searching the replies and about to point out no one has said this. Cheers man, I was almost thinking the world has gone mad! Balance restrored |
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"Ooh… a good steak and Guinness pie cannot be beat…..
As for a sweet…. Peach cobler is a different world "
I've never had a peach cobbler but I've heard of them. Gonna have to try now! I'll let you know my findings |
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I always see pies as very English, the only savoury pie I like is steak, but has to be with puff pastry, not shortcrust. Fruit pies on the other hand, I adore! |
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By *apxxx OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I missed the sweet pie!
Apple probably.
Honourable mentions to apple and rhubarb.
And if we're open top, key lime but I consider that a tart.
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Key lime pie...its a pie lol |
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"I missed the sweet pie!
Apple probably.
Honourable mentions to apple and rhubarb.
And if we're open top, key lime but I consider that a tart.
Key lime pie...its a pie lol "
Can't trust the Americans when it comes to the English language. |
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By *apxxx OP Woman
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"I missed the sweet pie!
Apple probably.
Honourable mentions to apple and rhubarb.
And if we're open top, key lime but I consider that a tart.
Key lime pie...its a pie lol
Can't trust the Americans when it comes to the English language. "
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