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== Types of pie ==
 
== Types of pie ==
  
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Many things have been historically put into pies, such as "four-and-twenty-[[blackbird]]s", referring to the old rhyme of the same name.. [[Meat]], [[fish]], [[fruit]], [[lard]], [[vegetable]]s or even [[cheese]], almost anything that is solid enough not to seep out during the baking process may be used.
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Many things have been historically put into pies, such as "four-and-twenty-[[blackbird]]s", referring to the old rhyme of the same name. [[Meat]], [[fish]], [[fruit]], [[lard]], [[vegetable]]s or even [[cheese]], almost anything that is solid enough not to seep out during the baking process may be used.
 
*Steak and [[kidney]] pie is a traditional meat-based recipe.
 
*Steak and [[kidney]] pie is a traditional meat-based recipe.
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*[[Pork]] pie is a traditional Northern English staple, generally served cold. It has a distinctively cylindrical form; most other pies are somewhat flatter.
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*[[Pork]] pie is traditionally served cold.  
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*[[Mom's apple pie]] is a traditional American fruit-based form.
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*[[Apple pie]]  
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*[[Custard pie]]s are either pies of set [[custard]], or more often fake (and topcrustless) pies used in cinematic and theatrical [[slapstick]] performances as non-lethal missiles.
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*Stargazy pie, a traditional [[Cornwall|Cornish]] dish is made with [[sardines]].
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*Stargazy pie, a traditional [[Cornwall|Cornish]] dish is made with fish, traditionally with the [[stargazer]], an upward-looking, bottom-dwelling species.
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*Shepherd's pies are made with minced [[lamb]] and vegetables.
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*Shepherd's pies, despite their name do not contain agricultural workers, but instead are made with minced meat, historically [[lamb]].
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*Cottage pies contain minced [[beef]] and vegetables.  
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*Cottage pies are similar to shepherd's pies, but contain [[beef]] instead of lamb. They do not contain small houses.
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*Admiral's pies likewise do not contain high-ranking [[navy|naval]] officers, but rather white fish.
 
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* Hairy Pie is a colloquial term in Great Britain for pie served on a bed of parsley, other herbs, or shredded cabbage or lettuce (depending on location and season). In [[Hebden Bridge]] these pies are usually served on a bed of parsley, two to a plate.
 
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*It should also be noted that Scotch pies do not generally contain [[whisky]].
 
  
 
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Revision as of 13:11, June 2, 2007

Pies are a filled, baked pastry dish, distinguished from quiches and tarts by the presence of a topcrust.

Types of pie

Many things have been historically put into pies, such as "four-and-twenty-blackbirds", referring to the old rhyme of the same name. Meat, fish, fruit, lard, vegetables or even cheese, almost anything that is solid enough not to seep out during the baking process may be used.

  • Steak and kidney pie is a traditional meat-based recipe.
  • Pork pie is traditionally served cold.
  • Apple pie
  • Stargazy pie, a traditional Cornish dish is made with sardines.
  • Shepherd's pies are made with minced lamb and vegetables.
  • Cottage pies contain minced beef and vegetables.
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