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Since I have become a carer for OH I do all the cooking. The one thing I do enjoy making and eating are PIES! 
I think I have made all the usual,corned beef, steak, Ham n egg and I have a cheese and onion pie in the oven at the mo. I normally just google a recipe for whatever I have in the cupboard.
I was just wondering what were peoples 'Go-to' pies that were cheap and easy to make? They don't have to be savoury as I quite like sweet pastries and fruit as well. 
Ta very much in anticipation. 
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Hey Vinny
I've seen you mention Ham n Egg pie a few times and been totally baffled, probably cause I'm a southerner
Are you talking about something similar to a pork pie?
Regards..........Danny
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I like a steak & ale pie. Chicken pie. Game pie. Apple pie (to be honest I prefer crumble). Nothing very exciting I’m afraid. What about quiche as you obviously are a massive pasty fan  . I enjoyed the courgette quiche I did back in the summer.
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I like gammon and apple pie
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(01-02-2021, 06:29 PM)Broadway Wrote: Hey Vinny
I've seen you mention Ham n Egg pie a few times and been totally baffled, probably cause I'm a southerner
Are you talking about something similar to a pork pie? Ham, eggs and cheese in a pie crust Danny.  Usually cooked using an old dinner plate but sometimes using those disposable aluminium pie dishes if I have any or I want to freeze it. 
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Try these.
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(01-02-2021, 06:35 PM)Small chilli Wrote: I like a steak & ale pie. Chicken pie. Game pie. Apple pie (to be honest I prefer crumble). Nothing very exciting I’m afraid. What about quiche as you obviously are a massive pasty fan . I enjoyed the courgette quiche I did back in the summer. Yeah, come to think of it I've done a steak and ale pie. Not a great fan of quiches although home made ones have got to be better than that shop bought rubbish.
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(01-02-2021, 06:48 PM)Admin Wrote: I like gammon and apple pie That sounds interesting Admin! I'll google that one.
I know pineapple or peaches goes well with gammon but never heard of apple & gammon?
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(01-02-2021, 06:55 PM)Small chilli Wrote:
Try these. Ah, diet food!
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Sorry my two favourite pies don't have pastry, Fish, and Sheperd's.
I also love steak and kidney pudding.
Pastry pies I'd have to say white meat therefore chicken and chorizo, turkey and stilton (both could include leeks)
Regards..........Danny
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