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Shepherd's pie recipe
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dont you use beef?0
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'Shepherds' pie is with lamb, hence the name. Beef is cottage pie.
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I believe Lillian is correct - I don't know what the "correct" name is if you use soya mince (which I do) but we refer to it as Shepherd Spy.:D
I also add sliced carrots and peas into the mince, as well as chucking grated cheese on top of the potato layer before baking.:o
Honey - just store it in its jar in the cupboard; it keeps for ages!If your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)0 -
It's Shepherdess Pie if it's veggie
Honey in the cupboard definitely, never in the fridge or it will crystallise. If it does this from cupboard storage, just stand it in a bowl of hot water for a bit.My debt free diary | Post Office loan: £2131 1429.38 | Barclaycard: £4429 1988.12 | Paypal Credit £322.71 574.91 | Monzo Flex £169.03 |
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I also add Bit of Stock, Tin of Beans, carrots and a dollop of mint sauce to my shepheards pie. YummmmOn the way to ZERO!!
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We make an Italian version with pesto mash, mozzarella grated and Bolognese base.I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer.
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I love shepherds pie , I had a cumberland pie once, which was nice, I must google that as well as no ideal what went in it.0
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Shepards Pie - Lamb (Shephards look after the Lambs)
Cottage Pie - Beef
Country Pie - Vegeterian
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yeah shepherds/lamb, beef/cottage (I 'get' the reference to shepherds in relation to lamb, but why beef is 'cottage' pie I have no idea?)
if in doubt on how to store foods, think back to which section of the supermarket/shop you bought it in. Honey tends to be on the shop shelves - therefore it does not need refridgeration or freezing. so a cupboard is fine!0 -
My cottage pie is usually beef mince, 1-2 onions, maybe a bit of celery, mixed frozen veg (peas, sweetcorn, carrots, green beans), garlic, beef stock, some gravy granules or cornflour to thicken it up, Worcestershire sauce, dried thyme, maybe a bay leaf, and tomato puree. Not really sure on amounts, I just chuck in whatever I fancy - or whatever I have in the cupboard!
I usually top with sweet potato as I rarely buy normal potatoes. Never cheese on top though...blergh. I am not a cheese fan.Kate.0
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