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Subject: Re: Hair Pie Author: Jeem [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 04:10:33 04/16/02 Tue Author Host/IP: NoHost/195.217.252.233 In reply to: Jerry 's message, "Hair Pie" on 03:56:17 04/16/02 Tue Well Hair Pie is an ancient English dish and is very popular these days. The main consitituents are rideau en boeuf and the juice of one poonani topped with a (hopefully) thin crust. Is usually enjoyed with Haddock Pasties or Vertical Bacon Sandwiches. Possibly accompaniement is Chucked Custard (a form of warm sauce). >What are the main constituents of Hair Pie and how >would one cook it? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Hair Pie j.a.c. 12:39:30 10/11/04 Mon Re: Hair Pie -- Charles, 10:52:57 09/12/05 Mon