I could have guessed what it is, but I refuse to acknowledge such a heinous object.
it’s as bad as a “pie” in a dish with only a top crust, which isn’t a pie, it’s a crime against pie.
it’s as bad as a “pie” in a dish with only a top crust, which isn’t a pie, it’s a crime against pie.
last time i ordered pie in a restaurant, I got a stew, with a oblong piece of puff pastry stuck on it. the pastry was blatantly cooked separately to the meat.
I sent it back, saying if i wanted stew with a oblong of puff pastry I would have asked for it, I want a pie.
So what’s wrong with a slice of bread mopping up the plate? Oh, is that it- the Northerners are so uncouth they pay no regard to using crockery and cutlery 😉 🙂
I’m not opposed to it as a concept, but it seems that – as a rule – they have to be made from the cheapest, shittiest bread and grim, mechanically recovered “meat” pies so for that reason I’m ooot!
I’m not opposed to it as a concept, but it seems that – as a rule – they have to be made from the cheapest, shittiest bread and grim, mechanically recovered “meat” pies so for that reason I’m ooot!
Go for a butter pie in a simple (freshly baked, by a baker not some supermarket dross) bun. Lovely.
(You’ll probably need a big mug of tea to help wash it down if you’re a beginner)
@twinklydave – you had probably ridden a gazillion miles for that though 😉
If its just for dinner(lunch) then the carb/carb thing seems wrong to me and theres just not enough protein. I.e a pie has enough carb in the pastry. Bit like a chip buttie. That’s a wrong’un most of the time too.
The unholy odour that comes out of the Hollands pie factory is what I imagine the apocalypse will smell like. I think it may even have been specifically mentioned in the book of Revelation
Still…. bloody good pies though. And even better on a barm 😀
I feel a culinary tour of the north is in order. A weekend, say Friday eve to Sunday lunch(dinner)time eating only nothern local delicacies. What will be on the menu? A pie barm for Friday tea, natch!…