I've just been reading the DM article about Mary Berry's pies, which apart from her double wotsits discusses whether or not a pie is still a pie if it's only crusty on top.
Can any Scots refresh my memory? Did/do ashet pies have pastry sides and bottoms?
I agree with you, saddo, though Fray Bentos beg to differ. However, I'm asking about a traditional pie sold by Scottish butchers in a metal dish called an ashet.
As an aside, every dog in Scotland eats its dinner out of an ashet. You can't get your money back on them, you see, and you build up quite a collection over time.
I agree with you, saddo, though Fray Bentos beg to differ. However, I'm asking about a traditional pie sold by Scottish butchers in a metal dish called an ashet.As an aside, every dog in Scotland eats its dinner out of an ashet. You can't get your mo
Mary's athritic hands reminds me of the scene in Scary movie 2 - with the butler cooking the food. he was a deformed left hand. the serving up of the food is hilarious.
Mary's athritic hands reminds me of the scene in Scary movie 2 - with the butler cooking the food. he was a deformed left hand. the serving up of the food is hilarious.