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Round or Rectangular Pies - LP - 04-04-2021
Never let it be said I don't bring the important subjects.
Getting ready to watch the footy from home today I got a hankering for a pie, footy food given it's near impossible to get a decent VFL style hamburger at the AFL.
But while preparing to heat a few party types, round and rectangle, I couldn't help but ponder if people have a preference for the shape.
( Assuming rectangular includes square. )
So lets put it to a vote and see if there is any bias! ;D
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - RiverRat - 04-04-2021
When I saw this post I immediately thought it would have been initiated by Baggers
Whatever the case, I will bow to his judgment on this topic.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - cookie2 - 04-04-2021
If the quality is good I don't really care about shape. I especially love a good beef with black pepper myself, the ones at the G used to be quite nice.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - kruddler - 04-04-2021
Round..... for even cooking and cutting down on unnecessary extra pastry at the corners.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - DJC - 04-05-2021
The shape is inconsequential; it’s the filling and crust that matters
If there is an argument for square/rectangular pies, it is that they are a little easier to manoeuvre into one’s mouth.
However, to echo RiverRat’s comment, we really should be deferring to Baggers on this topic. He is the subject matter expert
Our local cafe used to make the best seafood pies (along with other delicious fillings). Sadly, they changed their business models and no longer make pies. Rolling Pin in Ocean Grove have the best pies on the Bellarine but the Little Mussel Cafe does superb mussel and seafood pies.
A bit further afield, the scallop pies from the general store on Bruny Island are well worth the travel.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - sandsmere - 04-05-2021
(04-05-2021, 12:26 AM)DJC link Wrote:The shape is inconsequential; it’s the filling and crust that matters
If there is an argument for square/rectangular pies, it is that they are a little easier to manoeuvre into one’s mouth.
However, to echo RiverRat’s comment, we really should be deferring to Baggers on this topic. He is the subject matter expert
Our local cafe used to make the best seafood pies (along with other delicious fillings). Sadly, they changed their business models and no longer make pies. Rolling Pin in Ocean Grove have the best pies on the Bellarine but the Little Mussel Cafe does superb mussel and seafood pies.
A bit further afield, the scallop pies from the general store on Bruny Island are well worth the travel.
Aah DJC.
Anything to do with scallops is always worth doing.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - capcom - 04-05-2021
Balfour's were great, square patty's pies RS and disgusting.
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - Baggers - 04-05-2021
(04-04-2021, 01:46 PM)RiverRat link Wrote:When I saw this post I immediately thought it would have been initiated by Baggers
) ) ) You are too kind!As David (DJC) said, it matters not the shape. It's the filling and pastry. A good pie's shape is quickly destroyed by an eager mouth and stomach... grateful for the taste!
I'd like to write more, but I'm off to Bruny Island
;D ;D
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - cookie2 - 04-05-2021
I have access to delicious home made scallop pies occasionally so don't need to travel to get those. Although Bruny Island is definitely worth another visit so the pies would be a must. ?
Re: Round or Rectangular Pies - dodge - 04-05-2021
I didn't mind the old Patties Pies. A milk bar down the end of the street sold awesome pies - no idea who made them. Patties now make 4 n 20 and I find them too salty. One is enough these days.
Some of the pie shops do weird things (including a layer of cheese on a pepper pie). Don't mind a good curry pie!