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over a year ago
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"Pie needs gravy. That's a certainty.
Mmmmmm apple pie and gravey is untouchable!
Gravy for sweet pies is called custard"
I’m teasing.
Do you always need extra gravy though? Or is internal gravy sufficient?
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"Is a sheapards pie a pie?
And cottage pie  "
I think the clue's in the name really innit  
And to be pedantic, it's actually Shepherd's pie, which if you read one of ma veris from Suzy, you will see that I'm good at making   |
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The pie factory in Tipton as well as it’s famous desperate Dan cow pies did what was on the menus for years as the Barrymore Pie, fagots abs peas in a pie, now we are in woke times they have taken the name off it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pie needs gravy. That's a certainty.
Mmmmmm apple pie and gravey is untouchable!
Gravy for sweet pies is called custard
I’m teasing.
Do you always need extra gravy though? Or is internal gravy sufficient?
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Extra gravy. Always. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What about fish pie? No pastry, no gravy (I hope  ) "
That’s a whole different type of pie!
But not dissimilar to a shepherds pie. Unless you’re being very crude in which case how dare you sir! I’ll not have that behaviour in here!
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
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"Is a sheapards pie a pie?
And cottage pie
I think the clue's in the name really innit
And to be pedantic, it's actually Shepherd's pie, which if you read one of ma veris from Suzy, you will see that I'm good at making "
Ohh so you are |
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"So are lemon meringue and key lime pies actually pies? Is it all a bit of a con? Is everything I know a lie?
I just commented on the other thread, I think a key lime is more of a tart. "
I think you’re more of a tart |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"So are lemon meringue and key lime pies actually pies? Is it all a bit of a con? Is everything I know a lie?
I just commented on the other thread, I think a key lime is more of a tart. "
Well key lime is an American thing so does that even count?
Or is a pie named pie always just a pie unless a pie is defined.
Oh hang on, I’m off to Google a definition! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"So unless it’s top and bottom is pasty it’s not a pie. Who knew!? 
No no no,
A pasty is something different entirely. "
On now that’s just complicating matters beyond what I had anticipated |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Is a sheapards pie a pie?
And cottage pie "
Should you be allowed to eat such things if you’re not a Shepherd or indulge in dubious practices in public conveniences. |
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"So are lemon meringue and key lime pies actually pies? Is it all a bit of a con? Is everything I know a lie?
I just commented on the other thread, I think a key lime is more of a tart.
I think you’re more of a tart "
How very dare you. |
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"Inspired by the pie thread.
Is a pie a pie if it’s only got crust on top?
Or is a pie only ever a pie if it’s fully encased in the wonder of pastry?
A pie has to be completely encased in pastry in my humble opinion xx
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Inspired by the pie thread.
Is a pie a pie if it’s only got crust on top?
Or is a pie only ever a pie if it’s fully encased in the wonder of pastry?
A pie has to be completely encased in pastry in my humble opinion xx
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Another exception, you are also a tasty pie without gravy |
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"Inspired by the pie thread.
Is a pie a pie if it’s only got crust on top?
Or is a pie only ever a pie if it’s fully encased in the wonder of pastry?
A pie has to be completely encased in pastry in my humble opinion xx
Another exception, you are also a tasty pie without gravy "
Why thankyou kind sir xx |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Is a sheapards pie a pie?
And cottage pie
Should you be allowed to eat such things if you’re not a Shepherd or indulge in dubious practices in public conveniences. "
I shall have you know I’ve eaten many a cottage pie and not neighed in such practices and I will deny all quotes to the contrary |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Inspired by the pie thread.
Is a pie a pie if it’s only got crust on top?
Or is a pie only ever a pie if it’s fully encased in the wonder of pastry?
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A pie is a pie, with a pastry bottom and a lid and filled with all kinds of yum.
Yum with a pastry lid is not a pie |
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"Hmm now I’m wondering why is a pie a pie and a pasty a pasty? One cooked on a tray, the other in a dish? Either way I’m now craving one haha Miss pc "
A pie or a pasty?
And what’s would you get from Greggs? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Inspired by the pie thread.
Is a pie a pie if it’s only got crust on top?
Or is a pie only ever a pie if it’s fully encased in the wonder of pastry?
So what is yum with pasty on top?
What is a shepherds pie?
I will state for the record, I’m not pie-ist. I love all denominations and colours of pie. But do we need a pie movement?
A full, top, bottom, full, flan, quiche, potato covered pie army?!
Leave no pie behind I say!
Equal right for all pies
A pie is a pie, with a pastry bottom and a lid and filled with all kinds of yum.
Yum with a pastry lid is not a pie"
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"Hmm now I’m wondering why is a pie a pie and a pasty a pasty? One cooked on a tray, the other in a dish? Either way I’m now craving one haha Miss pc
A pie or a pasty?
And what’s would you get from Greggs? "
One of each, I’m indecisive! Do Greggs do a cheese and baked bean pasty? If so one of those, oh and coffee, and an iced donut |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Hmm now I’m wondering why is a pie a pie and a pasty a pasty? One cooked on a tray, the other in a dish? Either way I’m now craving one haha Miss pc
A pie or a pasty?
And what’s would you get from Greggs?
One of each, I’m indecisive! Do Greggs do a cheese and baked bean pasty? If so one of those, oh and coffee, and an iced donut "
Are you one of those who takes ten minutes in the queue when I'm right behind ya? Tuts  |
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"Hmm now I’m wondering why is a pie a pie and a pasty a pasty? One cooked on a tray, the other in a dish? Either way I’m now craving one haha Miss pc
A pie or a pasty?
And what’s would you get from Greggs?
One of each, I’m indecisive! Do Greggs do a cheese and baked bean pasty? If so one of those, oh and coffee, and an iced donut
Are you one of those who takes ten minutes in the queue when I'm right behind ya? Tuts "
Haha oh not at all, the complete opposite! If it’s not decided within the queueing time, then I just buy both options, dinner and tea sorted |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact |
"Hmm now I’m wondering why is a pie a pie and a pasty a pasty? One cooked on a tray, the other in a dish? Either way I’m now craving one haha Miss pc
A pie or a pasty?
And what’s would you get from Greggs?
One of each, I’m indecisive! Do Greggs do a cheese and baked bean pasty? If so one of those, oh and coffee, and an iced donut
Are you one of those who takes ten minutes in the queue when I'm right behind ya? Tuts
Haha oh not at all, the complete opposite! If it’s not decided within the queueing time, then I just buy both options, dinner and tea sorted "
Oh I see. The sort where the lady behind the counter goes... You alright love? How's your mum? Is her gammy leg OK? Tell her we all miss her at bingo. Tra ra sweetheart ))) |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters. |
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters. "
Double pie?
Sign me up! |
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Pie has to be served in a dish/foil tray.. ideally top & bottom covered in pastry..
Shepherds/cottage pie is a glitch in the matrix but as it’s meat covered in yummy mashed potato (and cheese) we can let it slide..
Pasty is fully encased no foil tray involved.
I’ve totally made these rules up but they make sense so I’m ruling them definitive.. |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters.
Double pie?
Sign me up!"
That's not fair though. I'm not even sure if you're an authentic pie eater. If you are your genetics or workout regime dictates that pies have little effect on your physique. Whereas I just have to have a slight whiff of a pie and I put on a stone. |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Pie has to be served in a dish/foil tray.. ideally top & bottom covered in pastry..
Shepherds/cottage pie is a glitch in the matrix but as it’s meat covered in yummy mashed potato (and cheese) we can let it slide..
Pasty is fully encased no foil tray involved.
I’ve totally made these rules up but they make sense so I’m ruling them definitive.. "
The pie god has spoken. All hail |
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over a year ago
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters.
Double pie?
Sign me up!That's not fair though. I'm not even sure if you're an authentic pie eater. If you are your genetics or workout regime dictates that pies have little effect on your physique. Whereas I just have to have a slight whiff of a pie and I put on a stone. "
I live n the frozen north. My diet is 27% pie |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters.
Double pie?
Sign me up!That's not fair though. I'm not even sure if you're an authentic pie eater. If you are your genetics or workout regime dictates that pies have little effect on your physique. Whereas I just have to have a slight whiff of a pie and I put on a stone.
I live n the frozen north. My diet is 27% pie "
Legend has it that the north has cuisines where there are pies and within the pie the filling is another pie. |
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters.
Double pie?
Sign me up!That's not fair though. I'm not even sure if you're an authentic pie eater. If you are your genetics or workout regime dictates that pies have little effect on your physique. Whereas I just have to have a slight whiff of a pie and I put on a stone.
I live n the frozen north. My diet is 27% pie Legend has it that the north has cuisines where there are pies and within the pie the filling is another pie. "
A pie pie!?
You are not mistaken. |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Incidentally... I just found out my local pie and mash does fruit pies with custard but all it is, is the regular pies with fruit inside instead of... Whatever is in the normal pies. Pie for mains and pie for afters.
Double pie?
Sign me up!That's not fair though. I'm not even sure if you're an authentic pie eater. If you are your genetics or workout regime dictates that pies have little effect on your physique. Whereas I just have to have a slight whiff of a pie and I put on a stone.
I live n the frozen north. My diet is 27% pie Legend has it that the north has cuisines where there are pies and within the pie the filling is another pie.
A pie pie!?
You are not mistaken. "
And whisper it quietly... But I have heard such things as a pie sandwich. Tell me, is this true? My mamma thinks no such things are possible. |
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"Pie has to be served in a dish/foil tray.. ideally top & bottom covered in pastry..
Shepherds/cottage pie is a glitch in the matrix but as it’s meat covered in yummy mashed potato (and cheese) we can let it slide..
Pasty is fully encased no foil tray involved.
I’ve totally made these rules up but they make sense so I’m ruling them definitive..
The pie god has spoken. All hail"
Indeed.. I shall take the status as pie god as now official..
I do actually make a mean steak and ale pie with a suet based pastry! |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan
over a year ago
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"Pie has to be served in a dish/foil tray.. ideally top & bottom covered in pastry..
Shepherds/cottage pie is a glitch in the matrix but as it’s meat covered in yummy mashed potato (and cheese) we can let it slide..
Pasty is fully encased no foil tray involved.
I’ve totally made these rules up but they make sense so I’m ruling them definitive..
The pie god has spoken. All hail
Indeed.. I shall take the status as pie god as now official..
I do actually make a mean steak and ale pie with a suet based pastry!"
I shall sacrifice my first born and any who bears my family name in order to have a taste of this glorious pie. We are truly not worthy. |
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