Barriehie
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Tomorrow is National Pie Day in the United States.
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Barriehie
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I should make a pork pie since I've got way too many leftover pork chops that nobody wanted. Never heard of a pork pie, though. Can't be too complicated, right? 
Raised pork pie made with hot water pastry
Raised pork pie
Old-fashioned Raised Pork Pies
Hand Raised Pork Pie
Waitrose Pork Pies using chops
One of the best Brit meat pies!
Raised pork pie
Old-fashioned Raised Pork Pies
Hand Raised Pork Pie
Waitrose Pork Pies using chops
One of the best Brit meat pies!
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Recipe - Pork-And-Apple PieI should make a pork pie since I've got way too many leftover pork chops that nobody wanted. Never heard of a pork pie, though. Can't be too complicated, right?
Barriehie
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Never heard of pouring in stock like that and I've never delt with a hot water crust but I've got all the ingredients. The hot water thing reminds me of making sopes. Have to scale it down a notch, no clue on the weight of meat that I've got.
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Can be a bit of a production
Barriehie
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Kind of like pork chops and applesauce.Not come across that sort of pork pie combo
Pork pies in the UK are eaten cold and made with hot water pastry as aforementioned. The stock poured in sets as jelly. I made some once:
CookingBites Dish of the Month (June): Savoury Pies & Pasties
CookingBites Dish of the Month (June): Savoury Pies & Pasties
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SoCalZone10
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I will be making Rhubard Apple pie tomorrow, I bought some rhubarb today. I will make it bottomless though.
Barriehie
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I can do that. I think I'll use my new small ceramic pots and try to make a few.
I think its quite an old English classic:Not come across that sort of pork pie combo
Pork and apple pie recipe
SoCalZone10
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Morning Glory, do you have the recipe for your pork pie, I only saw photos, but no recipe in your post.
Barriehie
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Yes, that would be good please!
Barriehie
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Hmm, searching titles for "pie" with author Morning Glory doesn't find anything.