* Or, filling - gravy.
What's this?
No, it's not a 'cowpat' even though there is some similarity.
According to Richard, in a recent post, it was his lunch - a potato-top pie.
It looks disgusting and maybe the cowpat would give it a run for its money (pun intended).
The old and obviously confused guy just had a colonoscopy, the preparation for which removes shit from the body. I guess he just missed all that shit and is hell-bent (ask Robert) on getting it back in.
Now I like to eat the occasional pie, sometimes cooking my own. When buying from a bakery though I stick with:
- Pumpkin or other vegetable pies
- Butter chicken pies
- Smoked fish pies.
Fortunately up north there are some specialty pie shops that carry extensive ranges of gourmet pies like:
- Wild pork and kumara
- Paua
- Seafood
- Pulled beef, lamb or pork
- Venison
- Roast peppermint and vegetables
- Various steak combinations
- Various curry styles
- And my favourites - pumpkin, butter chicken and smoked fish.
Yummy.
OK - I had to do it:
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Fortunately up north there are some specialty pie shops that carry extensive ranges of gourmet pies like:....gosh we don't have those down here in Lower Hutt. Arguably Miss Fortunes in Hutt Park Road is the best in NZ. At $8.50 a little pricey but delicious.
I bet RBBs pie tasted delicious too.
So there!
You forgot “yah - boo- sucks”.
Pick up your ball and take it home Sparky.
Your the one with pie in your face!
You're the one...
Roast met and veges?
Dog almighty!
Ironically what makes hell so bad is the absence of proofreading and grammar.
Am not!
That comment should be on my post!
I'm cooking butter chicken pies (with mashed potato) for our dinner.
They were delicious.I’ll make these again. I ‘cracked’ the recipe ( mostly trial) and were as good as shop bought.
TC
Is the mashed potato in the pie or on the side, I'm sure Mr Grammatically Correct will want to know.
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