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  1. 01-31-2006, 07:29 AM #1
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    They contain... "one of the worst jokes of all time"... sounds like initiation at Thursdays
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    We Am mur i cans are a funny lot!
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    Karen......I'll ask....what's a steak pie?

    And Debbie....for standig rib roast....go to Lowry's on Illinois Street downtown. They serve it with yorkshire pudding.....
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    Sara, some of those folks on the "other side of the pond" put things like, UGH, innards.. and make a wierd "beef, heart, liver & kidney" pie But then they also eat weird things like whatever that moooshed up stuff is they put on toast. Weird Sorry guys, I'll stick to my Scrapple (which by the way is made of pig parts ) JUST KIDDING!!! Well, not about the pig parts
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    Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise steak pie was "local" to us! The filling is a bit like a thick stew. Do you know stew? A casserole perhaps. Chunks of steak, tasty gravy, and as Laurie says, Steak and Kidney is very popular too, but steak pie doesn't need to have kidney in it. The whole thing is topped off with a flaky pastry and is absolutely wonderful!
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    So it is chicken pot pie (which I am making tonight for dinner) only with steak instead of chicken and maybe kidneys! Is that kidneys (as in water filtration) or kidney beans?
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    I believe the kidneys she is referring to are the, yech... water filtration kind Color me green That's OK, we eat weird stuff here too! Ever heard of Rocky Mountain Oysters?
    Sara I believe has heard of them, I even posted a recipe in the Dreaded "KLAM JUZ" thread!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
    So it is chicken pot pie
    Just what I was thinking! Sounds yummy in either chicken or beef versions....as long as there are no kidneys of the water filtration type - ugh! Funny how innards have gone out of vogue here in the colonies.....

    My mom used to take lard sandwiches to school for lunch. I thought this was the grossest thing in the world until I went to Germany.....

    Of course.....I used to take Miracle Whip sandwiches to school for lunch and some people might think that's gross too.....including me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Killearn Kitties
    The filling is a bit like a thick stew. Do you know stew?
    Stew???

    As in a Stewart?
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    Excuse me? What does my godson, Stewart, have to do with boiled eggs? He likes Marmite on his toast though!
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