Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
The only one I know of is in Strutton Ground in Victoria and they overcharge for everything save baguettes.
Orang Utan said:The only one I know of is in Strutton Ground in Victoria and they overcharge for everything save baguettes.

Hmm.i am a pie coniesur (who can't spell) and although being a veggie so only having tried the cheese and onion Hollands pie, found it far too liquidy and could benefit from some potato.Also seems to give frightful heartburn and i normally have a very strong pie constitution...Wolfie said:I'm afraid Pukka pies are pale and sad when compared to the mighty Hollands Pie

hiccup said:Myself and some freinds have long been planning a London Pie Festival. The question that always stumps us is this:
Can you class a samosa as a pie?
cyberfairy said:Hmm.i am a pie coniesur (who can't spell) and although being a veggie so only having tried the cheese and onion Hollands pie, found it far too liquidy and could benefit from some potato.Also seems to give frightful heartburn and i normally have a very strong pie constitution...

Groucho said:No, a somosa is a somosa and not a pie but if organising a London pie festival I think it would advisable to accept pies and variations on the pie theme i.e. pasties and samozas too. It is like at a wedding; if youwant a big one invite cousins.
Wolfie said:a Pie Festival was discussed during last year's Glastonbury - we reckoned pasties, samosas etc would have to be a fringe event with their own seperate field
hiccup said:But...it's encased in pastry...of a sort. Why is shepherd's pie a pie but a samosa not?
There'd definitely be samosas. And pasties. And maybe even flans.
The Desperate Dan Field perhaps?Wolfie said:a Pie Festival was discussed during last year's Glastonbury - we reckoned pasties, samosas etc would have to be a fringe event with their own seperate field
Practically my thoughts exactly.Groucho said:Shepherds pies, Cumberland Pies and Cottage pies are 'pies' but not pies. You would never describe a Shepherds pie as a pie, you have to say Shepherds pie so that people know you do not mean a real pie.
Pies have a top covering of pastry. Real pies should have sides and bottom encased too. Steak and ale pies without sides and bottoms are pub food masquerading as pies, but are phoneys.
Tarts do not have a pastry covering on top, but might have a pastry lattice.
Pasties are pastry folded around the filling and depressed around one edge to form a handle. This handle has become a decorated fold along the top but as it is folded over it is still a pasty...
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...Crumbles are not pies or tarts, but crumbles...
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happytobe... said:Practically my thoughts exactly.![]()
Oh and linda MCcartney pies are very very nice. (Plus they are proper pies, top,sides and bottom.)

Groucho said:Yes her pies are ok, but really decent veggie pies are hard to come by. I find I have to make my own but it is hardly worth it for just me![]()
My pi reference was obviously far too subtle for simple urban types....Magneze said:3.1415926535 8979323846 ...etc
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s.norbury said:A tart is all top no bottom
moose said:Custard pies, in the comedy sense, are an American invention, I believe, and they know nowt about pies.
<runs away>
Biscuits goddamnit!!!Groucho said:True. They do know about cookies though.


And ice creamGroucho said:True. They do know about cookies though.

Yeah but they didn't invent ben and jerry's*Miss Daisy* said:I believe my ancestors in Italy introduced ice cream,,,,,![]()
