Pie Fillings

julietiff

Thanks I will, I suffer from Fibromyalgia which means I can't use the oven
my husband does the cooking when he gets home as I burn myself and it means once the circles are rolled out even my teen boys can make them
:j

Sublime_2

huston_kw wrote: »

Not very OS using a pie maker, but just my opinion.

Sometimes it makes me laugh what others constitutes as old school on this board.

It doesn't matter whether the OP used a piemaker or the oven. A pie maker is just a gadget after all.

Well done OP! :T

thriftlady_2

julietiff wrote: »

Thanks I will, I suffer from Fibromyalgia which means I can't use the oven
my husband does the cooking when he gets home as I burn myself and it means once the circles are rolled out even my teen boys can make them
:j

Sounds like a very useful little gadget for you then Julie;)

ravylesley

I bought a pie maker a while back after being seduced into it by DD&D:D.But with six of us in the household I found it was just too time consuming and fiddly to do and after one attempt it languishes on top of the fridge:o.I might get it down now and give it another go and cook them in batches for the freezer rather than trying to do them at a mealtime

Lesleyxx

LameWolf

Sounds like something I might just consider if my stoopid paws get any worse.

I already use the food processor to wallop pastry together as I can't do it manually any more.

smartandshrewd

Chickens go in, pies come out!

julietiff

smartandshrewd wrote: »

Chickens go in, pies come out!

As long as its not my ex-batt chickens:rotfl:

cookie_monster

Don't eat that many pies to justify a pie maker.

All this talk about pies is making me hungry.

Trow

Thats tempting - I bet it uses MUCH less electricity than the oven would. How long to they take to cook?

julietiff

Trow wrote: »

Thats tempting - I bet it uses MUCH less electricity than the oven would. How long to they take to cook?

5-8 minutes