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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What’s your favourite pie.
Just recently there was a top ten printed somewhere that I obviously wouldn’t know because I’m not that much obsessed with the wonderful food type of pie. 
I’m looking for those mentioned that was on it.
Also, I don’t mind a bit of controversy…. A fish pie?
Also, mushy peas is the only way to eat a meat and potato.  |
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I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I think you’re right Woody, meat and potato pie and mushy peas, glorious."
This is a staple of any man who has watched a lower league football match.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now."
Nero…… I’m not one for snogging blokes……but…..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now."
Couldn't agree more. Swap the red wine with a nice pint of Guinness though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now."
Oh please carry on. |
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I’m partial to a proper steak and ale. But, as has been said above by some wise contributor, pastry has to be on’t’bottom ‘n’all.
None of this stew with a lid nonsense.
Apple pie for pud. With custard. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Chicken, leek and bacon is peerless.
I make one from a Tom Kitchin recipe. It has all the most amazing, unhealthy ingredients - white wine, cream, bacon lardons and a good whack of tarragon.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I’m partial to a proper steak and ale. But, as has been said above by some wise contributor, pastry has to be on’t’bottom ‘n’all.
None of this stew with a lid nonsense…."
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There's so many pie's to choose from, all got their different textures and tastes, I like most of them to be honest, I'm going to say minced beef and onion for me and I know the mister likes a steak and kidney one. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now.
Couldn't agree more. Swap the red wine with a nice pint of Guinness though. "
Shepard pie?….. number 3!!!! |
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By *aekaeWoman
over a year ago
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"What’s your favourite pie.
Just recently there was a top ten printed somewhere that I obviously wouldn’t know because I’m not that much obsessed with the wonderful food type of pie.
I’m looking for those mentioned that was on it.
Also, I don’t mind a bit of controversy…. A fish pie?
Also, mushy peas is the only way to eat a meat and potato. "
Apple pie.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Isn't cake better though OP? Pies are kind of overrated, cakes don't really get mentioned enough on here.
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Shush, ex-wife, be silent and rejoice in the pie! I'm on a roll here! "
A sausage roll is not a pie! |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Isn't cake better though OP? Pies are kind of overrated, cakes don't really get mentioned enough on here.
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Shush, ex-wife, be silent and rejoice in the pie! I'm on a roll here! "
Oh the joy of being shushed by you. How it brings back so easily memories of years of wedded bliss with you. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I think you’re right Woody, meat and potato pie and mushy peas, glorious.
This is a staple of any man who has watched a lower league football match.
Rotherham away 
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Ramsbottom home matches. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Baked Alaska pie
I generally think only steak has any business being in a pie. The one concession being Baked Alaska. Agreed, that's a great pie. "
Now she knows when a pie is a good pie, steak and Alaskan , |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Banoffee pie
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Number 1 
This was number one. You can’t just call something a pie and it becomes a pie! 
It’s a crime that this beat a steak pie.
And no chicken in the top ten? Pfft. This is why I should have my own competition.
*please send pie pics to my inbox. |
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"I'm really sorry to sound boring but I love a traditional and robust Shepherds Pie. It simply evokes the longing and anticipation of Autumn and everything Autumnal. When it's perfectly made you only need a smidgen of hearty gravy.
Eat it besides the log fire until the embers die down, wash it down with a fine red or mulled wine and then walk it off with a gentle stroll against the bracing breeze.
I'll shut up now.
Oh please carry on."
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I was going to add that once you've finished kicking the leaves from that Autumnal stroll there's nothing better than a Fig & Cinnamon Pie, served with a Spiced Rum Crème Anglaise.
End the evening with a smug-inducing glass of barrel-aged Port. |
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By *r_PinkMan
over a year ago
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"Has anyone said cream pie yet?  "
I was about to say the same.
surely some cuckolds on here would say that!
Im more of a sloppy 2ns man, so not for me.
for me it has to be steak n onion pie, with sloppy gravey |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
"Not a fan of pies really. But I can't say that out loud round here
I revoke my earlier compliment
I'll accept cottage pie?! I find pastry pies/pasties too stodgy  "
Woah woah woah woah woah!
Pies, fine. We can agree to disagree.
But don't be bringing pasties down! |
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"Not a fan of pies really. But I can't say that out loud round here
I revoke my earlier compliment
I'll accept cottage pie?! I find pastry pies/pasties too stodgy
Woah woah woah woah woah!
Pies, fine. We can agree to disagree.
But don't be bringing pasties down!"
I'm okay with pastry if it's got custard or apples in it somewhere |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
"Not a fan of pies really. But I can't say that out loud round here
I revoke my earlier compliment
I'll accept cottage pie?! I find pastry pies/pasties too stodgy
Woah woah woah woah woah!
Pies, fine. We can agree to disagree.
But don't be bringing pasties down!
I'm okay with pastry if it's got custard or apples in it somewhere "
So a traditional pasty then! |
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By *viatrixWoman
over a year ago
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You see, the word “Pie” immediately brings sweet connotations to me. Delicious sweet fruit pie.
Cherry or American Apple Pie (can’t stand tart Bramley apples, sorry!  ) the the British winning addition? Lashings of custard!
If it is savoury pies we are talking, then a delish cottage pie… |
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"You see, the word “Pie” immediately brings sweet connotations to me. Delicious sweet fruit pie.
Cherry or American Apple Pie (can’t stand tart Bramley apples, sorry! ) the the British winning addition? Lashings of custard!
If it is savoury pies we are talking, then a delish cottage pie… "
I can live in your pie world then
I do like empanadas too though....... |
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By *assy69Man
over a year ago
West Sussex and Wales |
"What’s your favourite pie.
Just recently there was a top ten printed somewhere that I obviously wouldn’t know because I’m not that much obsessed with the wonderful food type of pie.
I’m looking for those mentioned that was on it.
Also, I don’t mind a bit of controversy…. A fish pie?
Also, mushy peas is the only way to eat a meat and potato. "
A Macaroni cheese pie ……. Sadly not had one for years |
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"You see, the word “Pie” immediately brings sweet connotations to me. Delicious sweet fruit pie.
Cherry or American Apple Pie (can’t stand tart Bramley apples, sorry! ) the the British winning addition? Lashings of custard!
If it is savoury pies we are talking, then a delish cottage pie… "
Someone who’s talking sense here.
What could be better than a good cottage pie with apple pie and custard for pudding |
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The most important part is, it needs to be homemade. By someone who can cook obviously. The filling, gravy, pastry ratio has to be bang on.
I do hate a dry pie ( )
Steak mushroom & ale
Chicken with tarragon
Also cottage pie is one of my favourite foods. It really is a gentle hug of a meal.
And pork pie…. Yes please.
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