Guest Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 I am in the process of lovingly crafting one of my infamous steak pies for my husband. The meat is braising, and I will shortly start on the pastry. I thought I'd share this with you all; the information, not the pie. That would be more than my life's worth, I'm afraid. Delia Who?
The People's Hero Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 Carl has spoken to me in the past about this steak pie. It sounds good, even for a pie, and pies are great anwyay.
Leicester Lass Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 Take a look at the steps near the away fans at the Walkers, Pukka Pies, now that is a real pie
The People's Hero Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 Take a look at the steps near the away fans at the Walkers, Pukka Pies, now that is a real pie I bet Lisa's pie is better.
Leicester Lass Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 I bet Lisa's pie is better. We'll never know because she won't share it with us!
Katy Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 We'll never know because she won't share it with us! You have to get past Carl first - no mean feat ill tell ya
Guest Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 Too right, I've seen the effects it has had on grown men, and it is a very, very dangerous power. It should not be unleashed on the uninitiated.
Deathside Posted 11 April 2006 Posted 11 April 2006 Too right, I've seen the effects it has had on grown men, and it is a very, very dangerous power. It should not be unleashed on the uninitiated. I do not wish to share your pie Lisa Don't want anyone saying I was caught with the meat in my mouth
Guest Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 Considering it was a rush job. it exceeded all expectation. Oh yes.
Newcastle_Fox Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 Ahhhh ......women who can cook. Priceless! All women should be able to Aswell as men
Guest Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 Ahhhh ......women who can cook. Priceless! It's funny that there's this chauvanistic attitude towards women and cooking (not directed at anyone, by the way), and most men say they wouldn't be seen dead in the kitchen, yet most top chefs are fellas.
The Don Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 It's funny that there's this chauvanistic attitude towards women and cooking (not directed at anyone, by the way), and most men say they wouldn't be seen dead in the kitchen, yet most top chefs are fellas. Just goes to show, when us men put our minds to it - we are far superier to women!!
Alexikokopops Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 I went round me gran's last night and got a steak and potato pie, it were facking tearing.
Guest Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 Just goes to show, when us men put our minds to it - we are far superier to women!! Er...not quite!
Janx Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 Er...not quite! Well I trained as a Chef, but I have to be in the mood, and Im usually past it when I get home... Not a lot of people know that! (in a michael caine stylee) or though it may account for a fair amount of my girth...ooer!!
Guest Posted 12 April 2006 Posted 12 April 2006 I have not trained as a chef, but I do like to know what's going into my dinners! You do strike me as a connoisseur of fine foods, but not because of your girth!
Thracian Posted 13 April 2006 Posted 13 April 2006 It's funny that there's this chauvanistic attitude towards women and cooking (not directed at anyone, by the way), and most men say they wouldn't be seen dead in the kitchen, yet most top chefs are fellas. Ahhh but I was just jesting. My father was a cook in the army and my son's a trainee chef at the moment!
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