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Breville Pie Magic pie maker instructions and recipe help please

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  • demented_2
    demented_2 Posts: 455 Forumite
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    i_wanna_save_money! wrote:
    wow demented - that was fast! received the instructions just now postie just been - thanks again and i will send you a couple of stamps back to cover your postage costs if you pm me you details.

    Hi, wanna save money
    Glad you got them ok. No need to send me stamps, as i said if we can't help each other its a sad world.
    I'm going to make some minced beef pies to day.
    what i have decided to do is make lots of pastry, roll it out and cut into the shapes to fit the Bp maker, freeze it between greased proof paper, so when i make some pies i just have to take out as many tops & bottoms that i need and defrost it. That should save alot of fiddling about.I hope.
    Happy pie making. :D
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  • demented_2
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    sparklymessygirl wrote:
    Hi demented,

    Have just stumbled out of bed to find my instructions in this morning's post. Thank you - I don't think I would have got round to using it without these.

    Sparkly

    That's ok sparklymessygirl.
    My pleasure and lets hope that the pies will be a pleasure for you too.
    I think that we will just have to keep experimenting.
    Happy pie making lol
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  • crystal62
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    gemmaj wrote:
    I bought a Breville pie magic at a car boot for £1.50 last weekend, complete with instruction manual. PM me and I can find a way to share the instructions with anyone who is interested (maybe email you a scan?)
    Hi there!! I also just recently aquired a pie magic from the freecycle group........also looking for instructions if you could help I would be grateful :)
    you can e-mail the instructions to me if that's ok?
    thankyou.....Jan
  • gargoyle
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    Hello, I have just brought a piemaker and it says on the box it can make muffins and scones etc - but there are no instructions inside on how to do this. Does anybody else use their piemaker for other things? And what tips can you give me to get started? I fancy making a batch of these on Saturday to freeze.
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  • Addiscomber
    Addiscomber Posts: 1,004 Forumite
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    Hi, gargoyle,

    I suspect that the lack of replies means that, like me, no one has a clue what a pie maker actually is! I have tried Googling but am none the wiser, so do you have a link at all? or could you give us a description?

    (I am sorry to have missed your post until now - as one of the older members of the board/forum and Old Style being all I know :D I try to watch for threads that don't get replies to see if I can help at all, but I miss some days and the board is so busy that threads drop down several pages so quickly. I spotted this whilst doing a search on Muffins, oddly enough.)
  • Addiscomber
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    OK. Still being curious - alright, Nosey :rotfl:- I Googled some more and I think you are probably asking about a Breville Pie Magic. if so, this earlier thread may help. Some folk there have offered to copy instructions before, so if you posted there someone may help you.

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    Does help if you put the link in DOH!
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=202820
  • anguk
    anguk Posts: 3,412 Forumite
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    There's another thread about Pie Makers here:
    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=698513&highlight=breville

    And a link to download the instructions for the Breville Pie Maker:
    http://www.breville.com.au/products_detail.asp?prod=368#
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  • D&DD
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    I just came back from the high street and TJ Hughes have loads of these on display.I know some of you ladies have been hunting for them so thought I'd let you know :D
  • razra
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    no fair, there isn't one any where near me :stamps feet : :rotfl:
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  • sb44
    sb44 Posts: 5,203 Forumite
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    Just bought a Pie Maker from our local Cash and Carry today for less than £10 which is a bargain as someone is selling the same ones on ebay for £23 ish.

    I made some pastry when I got home as I couldn't wait to try it.

    I bought a tin of premium steak in gravy for £1.29 which made enough for 6 pies with a bit left over for the dog. I could have made a lot more if I had eeked it out with potatoes and veg but I couldn't be bothered cooking those as I was a bit eager to get started!

    :)

    Anyway, it took 8 to 10 mins to cook two pies at a time which wasn't too expensive as we pay about 6p per hour on our 2nd part tarriff and it only uses 750w.

    So, basically, cheap pies which will be great as a quick meal as I have frozen some.

    Just thought I would let everyone know how good it seemed to be.

    Was quite impressed.
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