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MBE v tigs78 chicken and leek pie challenge
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mrbadexample wrote::eek: Are we trying to make it really hard work?
Do you have any idea the work involved in making puff pastry? Even the pros buy the stuff! :rolleyes:
I will if you will but I think that's a bit OTT.
Aah, I thought we were making shortcrust pastry, have never made either but I have enough knowledge to know not to attempt puff!0 -
mrbadexample wrote:No, he flippin' didn't. :mad:
No, you may not. It's not a poll.
If you are using puff pastry I withdraw my vote, wouldn't wish that on anybody! But if the recipe you choose asks for shortcrust pastry then that's a different matter.
Nice Pie dish MBE!My first reply was witty and intellectual but I lost it so you got this one instead
Proud to be a chic shopper
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Anybody got any thoughts as to which tin/dish I should use?
The proper pie tin is 8inches accross not including the lip and 1 1/2 inches high. The ceramic dish is 9 inches accross and 2 inches high.
EDIT: Have resized the pic as it was ridiculously large0 -
tigs78 wrote:Aah, I thought we were making shortcrust pastry, have never made either but I have enough knowledge to know not to attempt puff!
Good point....we haven't got a recipe yet. :rolleyes:
So if it's shortcrust we make it, if it's puff we buy it?
Which is best? I like both. :drool:If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
tigs78 wrote:Anybody got any thoughts as to which tin/dish I should use?
The proper pie tin is 8inches accross not including the lip and 1 1/2 inches high. The ceramic dish is 9 inches accross and 2 inches high.
Well, I was looking at mine and thinking it'll take a bit of filling. Yours ceramic one is even deeper. How many you feeding?If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
mrbadexample wrote:Well, I was looking at mine and thinking it'll take a bit of filling. Yours ceramic one is even deeper. How many you feeding?
Yeah good point, it's just for me. I've just got a funny feeling that it would taste nicer from a ceramic one than a tin though.
Not fussed about which pastry type, I like both so whatever you prefer...0 -
tigs78 wrote:Yeah good point, it's just for me. I've just got a funny feeling that it would taste nicer from a ceramic one than a tin though.
Not fussed about which pastry type, I like both so whatever you prefer...
We need advice. :rolleyes: If we end up "helping" each other it's not going to work. I want to be able to eat mine.
I think we should look at recipes then decide the pastry.If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
Right, well I need help already, surprisingly. :rolleyes:
What chicken do I buy? How much for my dish?
How about leeks?I've only ever bought leeks to throw at Welshmen when the rugby's on.
How many do I need?
I'm off out for a bit now, so will check in later - hopefully (hint!) there'll be a recipe here by then.If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.0 -
mrbadexample wrote:No, he flippin' didn't. :mad:
Just spotted this and feel like a bit of a fraud now... I'm actually a girl:eek:
I think that I am eligible for honourary bloke status though as I have lived off takeaways and readymeals for the last ten years (pre MSE obviously). I recently made an omelette for the first time EVER so that gives you an indication of my cooking ability, can I still play?0
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