Just made a Shepherd's pie and thought I would share.
>>7331581
Looks good. I like to add grated cheese on top.
>>7331583
Parmesan? I'm all out.
>>7331581
Muh dick
>>7331610
I added the veggies on the side as they didn't fit in the baking dish. My dishwasher is broken hence the disposable plate and fork.
What kind of meat did you use?
It's technically not a Shepherd's pie if it's beef. I think that's called a farmer's pie or something.
>>7331731
It's cottage pie if it has beef.
Shepherds herded sheep not cows.
>>7331731
meh. I had a beef roast, chuck stored away that was gonna go bad.
My grandfather was literally a shepherd, sue me, they don't sell good lamb at Safeway.
>>7331609
That or emmental, mimolette or cheddar. Whatever we hard cheese we have really. We just love a thin crust of cheese over the top.
>>7331629
>My dishwasher is broken hence the disposable plate and fork.
Must have been hard to cook with two broken hands.
>>7332313
Underrated
>>7331739
>sue me
They could, if you advertised Shepherd's pie and you served them allergic-y beef.
>>7331581
we'll bang, okay?
>>7332385
most retarded thing I've seen on the board today.
>>7332408
He has a point though, if a restaurant advertised one thing and it was something else, some genetically defective individual could order it and have an allergic reaction and you would be open to all sorts of legal headaches.
if that's a SHEPHERDS pie then it better be made with lamb.
Do NOT slander the name
>in b4 cottage pie.
>>7331733
Gordon Ramsey quote/10
Here's a real Shepard pie i made 2 days ago with lamb
>>7332732
>lamb
Check out my lamb
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>>7332732
wow omg, shitty cheese on top ...
not to mention hard, crusty mashed potatoes. they arent even creamy,..
>>7331733
It's only cottage pie if you use cottage meat.
>>7331581
Why would you fill it so much.
>>7331733
>Shepherds herded sheep not cows.
Which is irrelevant. Shepherds raised sheep for their wool. Eating them would be destroying their own means of production.
The earliest published recipes for "Shepherd's Pie" calls for Beef or whatever other meat could be found. (re: Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management from the Victorian period).
The name "Shepherd's" derives from the fact that it was a poor person's dish: you took whatever meat and veg you had and made a pie out of it, not the shepherd-lamb association. That is a modern misunderstanding of the original dish.
>>7332806
it isn't filled until it's spilled
>>7332816
I fell out with my grandfather over this.
Glad to know I was right.
>>7331581
Wouldn't that make it a sharepherd's pie?
