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February 02, 2007

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Kristen

Looking forward to it!

Haalo

Technical question - Would a meringue or frangipane topping qualify as a crust since you can't see the filling underneath?

Andrew

and what about mashed potato?

Pille

I know what I'll be making:)

Jeanne

Hi Kristen
I'm looking forward to seeing what you'll make :-)

Hi Haalo & Andrew
Hey - as long as the filling is invisible, it's a covered pie in my book. Meringue is good, so is frangipane - and Andrew, I believe I actually mentioned fish pie (with its traditional mash topping!) by name in the post ;-)

Hi Pille
Can't wait to see!

Scott at Realepicurean

Don't let me forget for this time around! I had such great ideas for the Stew one, but my memory is terrible... Sorry!

Mallika

This has got me thinking about Indian pies. Can it be covered but non-traditional? I mean, like a little twist on a usual pie?

Mark Mitchenall

So mash or sliced potato topped is cool? So shepherd's/cottage pie, or some variation on lancashire hotpot is allowed?

Also, do pasties count as pies? Filling covered in a pastry? It's just that I was thinking about coming up with a selection of mini pasties for a dinner party I might be cooking for. Plus, I've got nothing to cook a proper pie in right now, unless it's a bit small, I borrow something from friends or I go out and get something suitable to cook it in. But pasties I could get away with. I've also go my eye on a nice mini, deep-fried, veggie Indian pasty recipe, although it doesn't sound a pie-ish somehow. Although the wikipedia entry for pasty does say it's a type of pie, so I figure I might be OK on that front ;-)

I'm also guessing that if the filling is to be covered, then a crumble is also allowed? I love all fruit crumbles.. especially at this time of year!

Ash

Great! I'm looking forward to it :)

Ros

Oh, brilliant! This is the perfect excuse to make something I've been meaning to try for a while!

astrid

That could be very interesting. I've never made any pie in my life. But I do think it's time to give it a try... I'll have to digg my cook books for an appropriate recipe :)

Jeanne

Hi Scott
Your personally engraved invite is in the post ;-) Look forward to seeing what you dream up.

Hi Malinka
By all means - as long as there is a filling and it's completely covered by a crust, that's fine - twists and all!

Hi Mark
Phew - a whole string of questions! I think generally the answer to them all is yes, although I think that including Lancashire hotpot under the heading of pie might be pushing it a bit ;-) Mashed potato is great, as are pasties and deep-fried pastries - and as long as the crumble hides the filling, that's fine. Happy pie-making!

Hi Ash
I look forward to having you join in! Btw, I must e-mail you abotu the asynpoeding recipe I test-drove over the weekend. Yummy!

Hi Ros
THat's the great thing abotu these events - they drag you out of your culinary comfort zone and give you an excuse to make something you've been meaning to. Can't wait to see what you come up with :)

Hi Astrid
Truth be told, I haven't either... Well, I've made fish pie but not an actual pastry pie, so it's going to be a voyage of discovery for me too. Look forward to seeing you on the 26th!

shalimar

as long its covered... a pie will try and join been a while have not joined events...

Brigitte

Hallo Jeanne,

Count me in. I've made a
http://gigis-rezepte.blogspot.com/2007/02/waier-theres-something-in-mypie-or.html
pie as a "tribute" to my childhood hero Popeye ;-)

Foodfreak

Count me in, too, with A Very Dairy Berry Pie

http://www.foodfreak.de/index.php?/archives/705-WTSIM-2-Pie!-A-Very-Dairy-Berry-Pie.html

(although stretching the rules a little *blush*)

sam

chicken pot pies are American, not English. Or at least - I had never even heard of a chicken pot pie til I moved to the states.

If I enter this I will be pushing the boundaries of what might constitute an acceptable entry, but if anyone will forgive me it will be a South African like you. Don't worry - the pie WILL be closed, whether I make it myself or not is a different matter. I am not in the mood for making pie today, but eating one won't cause me any pronblems - you'll see...

Ulrike

Count me in, too. Just in time I posted my Crumbly chicken & mixed vegetable pie. No filling visible :-) http://ostwestwind.twoday.net/stories/3363257/

Ros

My entry has been e-mailed to you, a few minutes late - hope that doesn't matter too much!

Vicki

Ohh I Missed it!! Darn it.

Next month I want to play along.

Howard Vaan

Was a roundup of this event published?

Rissa

Well, Tesco obviously thinks hotpot = pie... I ordered frozen meat 'n' potato pies online and got Lancashire hotpots as a "substitution" - so under the authority of Tesco, I declare it true! ;-D

Theodore

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