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Old 07-04-2011, 22:13   #15
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Re: loose potato pie

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates View Post
Annie's Cafe in the Arcade sells "loose potato pie" almost every day - always seems to be on the menu when I get my "bacon on toasted currant teacakes"
I've had loose potato pie in there, served with no crust, because they'd 'run out'.

Therefore it wasn't loose spud pie at all, but a plate full of stew.

Loose potato pie is cooked with a pastry lid, which is then cut up and served with the filling, therefore it's a pie.

Fish, cottage, shepherd's pies are all cooked with lids, which happen to be mashed potato rather than a pastry.

A pie is anything cooked, or baked, with an edible lid.

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