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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. | + | 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. |
| − | *[[Pork]] pie is a traditional Northern English staple, generally served cold. It has a distinctively cylindrical form; most other pies are somewhat flatter. | + | *[[Pork]] pie is traditionally served cold. |
| − | *[[Mom's apple pie]] is a traditional American fruit-based form. | + | *[[Apple pie]] |
| − | *[[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.
| + | *Stargazy pie, a traditional [[Cornwall|Cornish]] dish is made with [[sardines]]. |
| − | *Stargazy pie, a traditional [[Cornwall|Cornish]] dish is made with fish, traditionally with the [[stargazer]], an upward-looking, bottom-dwelling species. | + | *Shepherd's pies are made with minced [[lamb]] and vegetables. |
| − | *Shepherd's pies, despite their name do not contain agricultural workers, but instead are made with minced meat, historically [[lamb]]. | + | *Cottage pies contain minced [[beef]] and vegetables. |
| − | *Cottage pies are similar to shepherd's pies, but contain [[beef]] instead of lamb. They do not contain small houses. | + | |
| − | *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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| | [[Category:Meat]] | | [[Category:Meat]] |
| | [[Category:Bakery products]] | | [[Category:Bakery products]] |
| | [[Category:Fast foods]] | | [[Category:Fast foods]] |