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Winky,_The_House_Elf
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The title says it all really!
I have some left over pastry and bits and pieces and wondered if I could use a sandwich maker to make some mini pies, a bit like empanadas?
Has anyone tried this? Any hints or tips?
Should I cook the filling first?
All suggestions welcome!
Winky x
I have some left over pastry and bits and pieces and wondered if I could use a sandwich maker to make some mini pies, a bit like empanadas?
Has anyone tried this? Any hints or tips?
Should I cook the filling first?
All suggestions welcome!
Winky x
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I'm not sure the sandwish maker would cook the pastry properly.
When I have left over pastry I just make pasties by cutting out a circle of pastry and putting the filling on one half of the circle almost to the edge. Fold over the other half of pastry and overlap to form a seal.
And yes. You definitely need to cook the filling first.
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Thanks HariboJunkie,
I might just keep everything in the fridge until tomorrow as I don't want to heat up the oven for just a couple of pasties!
I'm really loving all the recipes in OS, and I am cooking from scratch a lot more, but always looking for ways to be creative with the left overs other than soup:D
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Anyone got a good recipe for cornish filling?0
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yes you can, my mum makes them, yes the filling needs to be cooked, she also does pasty filling in bread and toasts it says its yummy. pasties i always do, potatoes, onion, carrot, swede, meat (cornbeef, steak, mince whatever you like) couple spoons of bisto powder , salt, pepper and a knob of butter.xOne day I will live in a cabin in the woods0
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i know cornish dont have carrot in, its way of getting more veg in the kids and its yummy.xOne day I will live in a cabin in the woods0
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Those breville pie makers just look like a sandwich maker apart from the holes being pie shaped. I'd be tempted to give it a go.Softstuff- Officially better than 0070
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I picked one of those Free Recipie booklets up in Sainsburys they other day and they suggested making a fruit toastie in the Sandwich maker
Bread, Apples, squirt of Lemon juice and a little sugar.
I suppose it will be like an apple pie, sounds nice but I haven't tried it yet.
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