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  • Pie Barms
  • lucien
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    In response to this thread what is a pie barm?

    binners
    Full Member

    A Wigan Kebab

    cp
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    lemonysam
    Free Member

    A southern affectation.

    zbonty
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    I did wonder wtf?

    Pie in Ciabatta down here surely.

    brakes
    Free Member

    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.

    M6TTF
    Free Member

    southern it certainly aint – our bolton colleagues have raved about it for years. add a slice of cheese for extra oomph

    binners
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    As with most things; don’t knock it til you’ve tried it. The only drawback is that you have to go easy on the gravy

    LapSteel
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    I prefer the Pasty buttie nowadays……not Cornish ones though, that would be daft

    warton
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    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.

    100mphplus
    Free Member

    There’s also the ‘local’ northern delicacy of a ‘pudding in a muffin’ too :p

    jamiea
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    But, but…but WHY?

    Cheers,
    Jamie

    lilchris
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    The bread helps the gravy, Shirley?

    lucien
    Full Member

    And you eat them, right?

    binners
    Full Member

    No, you fisbee them at southerners 😀

    twinklydave
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    eat them? I should jolly well say so.

    with gusto aplenty

    pie barms For The Win 🙂

    jamiea
    Free Member

    The bread helps the gravy, Shirley?

    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 😉 🙂

    Cheers,
    Jamie

    IA
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    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.

    That’s more of a stew with a hat on.

    zilog6128
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    pie barms For The Win

    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!

    ton
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    hollands steak and kidney pie, on a buttered breadcake is divine.

    twinklydave
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    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)

    winston_dog
    Free Member

    In my previous high carb days I was very partial to an Orkney steak pie in a roll. Delicious.

    100mphplus
    Free Member

    Hollands steak and kidney pudding on a Gregs bap for me 🙂

    zilog6128
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    Go for a butter pie in a simple (freshly baked, by a baker not some supermarket dross) bun. Lovely.

    Just googled “butter pie”. Now you’re talking! I might have to squeeze some crispy bacon in there somewhere as well though…

    Yak
    Full Member

    pie barms For The Win

    @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.

    binners
    Full Member

    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 😀

    jamiea
    Free Member

    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!…

    Cheers,
    Jamie

    z1ppy
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    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.

    +1
    I know it been covers others including Warton, but I gunna repeat it anyway, because it’s NOT A FUCKEN PIE..and breath 😳

    teamhurtmore
    Free Member

    I thought they were those things on the corners at trail centres. No wonder I didn’t get passed Doncaster!

    Yak
    Full Member

    Pie and peas – all yer food groups. Done

    technicallyinept
    Free Member

    Go for a butter pie in a simple (freshly baked, by a baker not some supermarket dross) bun.[
    /quote]

    The nicest butter pies I have ever eaten were from a deli in Congleton. (also home to Congleton Oatcakes)

    One Friday, I bought three (to take home) but scoffed them all during the afternoon.

    twinklydave
    Full Member

    @twinklydave – you had probably ridden a gazillion miles for that though

    However far it was, it was worth it 🙂

    The nicest butter pies I have ever eaten were from a deli in Congleton

    That seems suspiciously far south for a good butter pie, but I may investigate…

    nbt
    Full Member

    Don’t talk rubbish, Binners. A pie barm is not a wigan kebab

    A Wigan Kebab is three pies on a stick, as shown in the excellent tie badge

    nbt
    Full Member

    *double-post numptiness*

    Yak
    Full Member

    4 pies on a stick?

    technicallyinept
    Free Member

    Manchester(ish) folks. I recommend a pie from the
    The Real Thai Company (barms not provided though)

    MSP
    Full Member

    A pie barm for Friday tea

    God no, friday tea is fish and chips with a slice of gravy.

    emsz
    Free Member

    A pie in a bun?

    Feel slightly icky

    jamiea
    Free Member

    A pie barm for Friday tea
    God no, friday tea is fish and chips with a slice of gravy.

    So when should this culinary delight be consumed? Lunch(dinner)time? Or is it a more of a breakfast pick-me-up? 😀

    Cheers,
    Jamie

    zilog6128
    Full Member

    a slice of gravy

    grim 😕

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