Any chance of a recipe?
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I surely came to ask!
I too would like a rough guide!
Did something similar last week to lasagne by partially following this recipe and it was utterly divine
Oh and for any Americans saying that "British people still eat like the Germans are flying overhead": please, I beg you, come over here and try this. I GUARANTEE that you'll stuff yourself so full on my food, you'll have no room left to eat your words!
I am absolutely stuffed, fuck off.
Ohhhh just one wafer thin slice...?
Bear in mind the ones that think that are the ones that think high fructose corn syrup and butter are both spices
Thanks. I'll take the one.
You best make more for others who are hungry.
Oh I LOVE cooking for others so much more than cooking for myself.
It's one of the things I'd love to do if I find a partner, I would love cooking for them. Heck, between my love for cooking, my need to keep places clean when I focus my hyper-fixation on tidying up, and enjoy doing DIY, I'd be so happy to be a house husband.
Relatable. Cooking for others? Pulling out all the stops, all ingredients are the best I can find.
Cooking for me? Hot pockets, lol
I think you're the kind of person I imagine when I wonder how the world would really work if we got to a kind of utopia thing where money didn't need to exist anymore and everyone just did whatever they wanted. Star Trek portrays one of the captain's dad as running a restaurant in Louisiana, for example, and I just thought how cool it'd be to have access to so much abundance of resources that you just cook big batches of food for whomever wants some.
But then someone challenged me to think about the other aspects of a restaurant, like serving and cleaning, managing access, etc. So once in a while I wonder about that--what it would take to really make restaurants work (as in, really work as places that celebrate great food) in a world with no money.
Maybe no money just means no need to limit basic resources. Maybe it doesn't mean no other incentive system, which might just still be money, after all. I don't know, just something I wonder about in a way to try to better understand economics and the evolution of society.
Good God. That looks glorious. Cottage pie is one of my favorite meals, but mine is much simpler. I'd love to try yours.
Yeah I can't help myself I'm an engineer so I overcomplicate and push the tolerances to the absolute limit and the same applies to my cooking.
I also maybe overcompensating for lackluster tasting (but still made with love with what little resources they had, I'm not trying to be ungrateful just honest) food growing up my parents made.
Also if you're up Manchester way drop me a DM and come on over for dinner, my aunt and uncle love hosting people (I will ask first though).
I'm a New Yorker, so it'd be rough. But if I am, I'll let you know!
That crust looks delightful. Have you got an interior shot?
Dinner is served. Unfortunately it collapses in on itself as I haven't quite nailed the presentation yet so it's not the most photogenic.
That sort of thing never sets up properly until after everyone's done scarfing and it's finally cooled off.
I add a little corn starch to help the base thicken and hold together a little bit so it doesn't collapse as much. I also use a smaller glass pan and make two of them (I usually freeze one for my future lazy self).
Doesn't it make the potatoes watery?
Oh no, it looks like one of your enemies may have snuck in some peas when you weren't looking!
Looks incredible! Extra high five for the meat free one for the relative.
I really don’t like Cottage pie/Shepherd’s pie despite being British (yes I know) but honestly from what you’re describing, I would totally eat this. Looks so delicious and fancy if I say so myself ^•^
Looks great! I've done this with both lentils and with beyond beef, came out great both times, just in case you ever have guests with dietary restrictions. Keep on keepin' on!
No recipe?!
Looks amazing! Is there a base recipe that you use or can recommend?
Could I recommend crumbling some feta on top of the mash when you bake it? It really makes it something special.
Bookmarked - I'll try this next weekend. I was considering a beef+guinness pie, but now........
I though it was a pie made of cottage cheese