>>22271837Chicken and leek. Or, if I'm feeling indulgent, a cold pork pie with Colman's
I prefer when they have mash on top instead of a crusty bread topping
>>22271842never had a chicken pie just doesn't make sense to me like it's faux paus>>22271843steak bacon and cheese for meprefer a home made shepherds pie over one from a pie shop
>>22271845>never had a chicken pie just doesn't make sense to me like it's faux pausThey're great, you should try one.
>>22271847I'm too traditional to bend rules like that and chicken is inferior to beef.
>>22271848>I'm too traditional to bend rules like thatSounds like a shitty outlook and a shitty life. Enjoy
>>22271848idiot
>>22271837Your mom's hair pie
>>22271837this is the first time i have ever seen a piewhat does bbq pork taste like in britain
>>22271860>this is the first time i have ever seen a pieI don’t believe that’s true.
>>22271837pot, chicken of
>>22271849>>22271850He can't spell faux pas. Nor does he know it's "a" faux pas.>>22271837This time of year it's pheasant or hare with Trappist
>>22271870ok brainiac is a meat pie traditionally beef or chicken? Also are you fucking french I speak English homie.
>>22271860mate you don't have a pie shop where you live?
Cream
>>22271837lamb n mint
>>22271837Steak and kidney
>>22271837Either the steak and mushroom or the pepper steak, depending on how I'm feeling. That gravy like filling just hits different man. The beef mince pies are also pretty good, but they tend to slop out the moment you bite em, means I'll only get them if there's no proper steak pie.>>22271848Nothing wrong with a good chicken pie mate, nice creamy flavour, good texture.
>>22271867>>22271888I've seen things like frozen pot pie and cherry pie, but we dont really do savory pies here, and there are certainly no dedicated pie shops.
>>22271926my condolences you have pasties though right or at least sausage rolls?
>>22271870
>>22271837>What's your go to pie?WIGAN KEBAB
how good is steak and kidney pie iv always wanted to try it but im in the states
>>22271935We have those in certain states but it's not eaten nationwide. Where I live, you can get empanadas at hispanic joints that are sorta similar.
>>22271837Cream
>>22271837With that many food items, you might as well order anything. It's highly unlikely they're going through the effort of making everything taste distinct, everything probably uses the same 2-3 kinds of fillings
>>22272092pretty racist thing to say dawg
>>22271837>>22271842Are these eaten cold or warm? Like when you go there will they warm them up for you or are these generally eaten cold
>>22271837>$5 and change for every other pie>$8 for the lambIs lamb really this expensive in America? Still taking the lamb and mint
>>22272203>Is lamb really this expensive in America?Yes. Lamb and mutton aren't commonly eaten here, so it's more expensive and not as widely available as beef, chicken, and pork.
>>22272203I don't think that's America. We don't use "mince." I don't think it's Australia either or they would be higher dollar. Canada maybe?
>>22272210It could be one of those niche British places you see sometimes in large cities that try way too hard to sound authentic. I could see them using mince in place of ground meat. Even then I think the price would be a bit higher than what is listed in the OP.
>>22272212I just noticed "courgette" also. But then they use eggplant instead of aubergine. What the fuck is this place?
>>22272143hot, piping hot except for a traditional pork pie that's cold
>>22272210>>22272212>>22272216it's nz bozo's
>>22271837It's hard to pick. Usually cherry though. At least this time of year it'll be all pumpkin pie though.>>22271935In America, our pies really are just for dessert and the only common exceptions are either a chicken pot pie or Shepard's pie. We have stuff like pasties and rolls, but they're more regional. Pepperoni rolls were the first most similar thing to pop into my head and I love those things.
>>22272329based lynch writing it into the script that he has to kiss that girl
>>22271837cottage
>>22272235yes the pies sitting in a display case certainly seem piping hot
>>22272368it s a Bain-marie
>>22272379is the bain marie in the room with us right now?
>>22272238OhI always forget New Zealand exists.
>>22272391I don't think it actually does desu senpai
>>22272391wait til you find out about new caledonia
>>22272385are you upset?
>>22272391american education
>>22272419not particularly. the only upset I feel is the normal jealousy that comes with the US not having pie shops
>>22272424ahh so they don't have warmers in the us? or you assumed that they don't have pie warmers in other countries?
>>22272431we don't have pies in the US at all outside of specialty shops in large urban areas
>>22272433yeah but you don't have bain-maries either like a hot food warmer display?
>>22271837Ill have a classic beef and a getting called racist
>>22272438Bane?
>>22272238>it's nz bozo'sOh yeah the "Kumara" pie should have been a clue.That's Maori talk. In Australia we call them "sweet potatoes" like normal people
>>22271845If a place could make a good shepherds pie it would skyrocket. The best shepherds pie is always made at home. I've never had a good one at a restaurant.
>>22271837From that? Probably steak, cheese, and bacon.Seriously, why aren't meat pies more popular? They fucking rule.
>>22271837If i were going to die i'd stick this place up and eat as many pies before my stomach exploded
>$2.30 premium for lamb>no discount for pumpkin and sweet potatoyeh fuck off. I'll go to the servo.
>>22272485this guy fucks
>>22272391I mean, it's not like it has any distinct culture besides maybe kiwi birds and the hawktuah
>>22272438it's impossible to tell if a food warmer is a bain marie or not unless you remove the chafing dish and see if it's full of water
>>22272421No, it’s just if NZ was wiped off the face of the planet tomorrow, no one would care or even know they were gone.
>>22271837I love them beef & potato pies with the crispie mashed potatoes atop. Shit is so good.
>>22271868I have a question about this. Are UK meat pies basically the same kind of deal as a chicken pot pie? Or are they fundamentally different things. I always assumed they were a lot more dense and solid. Whereas a standard US-style pot pie is a bit gooey and wet. Speaking of, I have a pretty solid chicken pot pie recipe that I haven't made in a while. I should bang one out this week (always be careful with the thyme!)
>>22272775>Are UK meat pies basically the same kind of deal as a chicken pot pie?Similar but not quite. American chicken pot pies seem to contain loads of veg and British ones don't (maybe a few peas) just chicken and sauce and they tend to be thicker, a bit like >>22271868OPs pies are New Zealand, I have no idea about those but I assume they are similar to ours.
>>22272790>American chicken pot pies seem to contain loads of vegYes. Too much IMO. I always dial it back and just use potatoes and corn. Maybe a tiny amount of carrot.
Sweet: rhubarb, peach or peach-rhubarb.Savoury: pork pie or chicken-and-mushroom. Pastel ayam, if hand pies count.
I used to eat chili beans beef pie with cheese it was great. I've since gone off meat pies though they always put disgusting chewey bits of low-grade meat in them. >>22271837 creamy garlic mushroom sounds great though I've never had a proper mush-filled pie.Our only dedicated pie shop where i live in Aus is Jesters Pies but they're virtually all beef or chicken. But there's a place about 2 hours drive from here they do Award Winning Garlic Prawn Pies very nice.Once i got a spinach pie & it was filled with green-blended goop absolutely revolting
>>22271837Västerbottenpaj
>>22271842warm except for the pork pie which is eaten cold
>>22271837Spanakopita
>>22272421nothing against kiwis, their women have the hottest accents I’ve ever heard. but it’s easy to forget about, you don’t hear about New Zealand too often. in the realm of global relevance it’s on par with Iceland
>>22271837WHERE ARE THE SAUSAGE ROLLS, MINHDON'T STONEWALL ME YOU VIETNAMESE FUCK, I'LL AGENT ORANGE YOUR ENTIRE BLOODLINE
creampie of the your mothers cunt variety
>>22273259>once I ordered a spinach pie and it was filled with spinach
