My partner is completely obsessed with home brewing at the moment and he is always on this home brewing forum looking for new recipes, techniques etc. Anyway about a month or so ago he showed me a recipe he found on said forum called "beef and stout man pie" and was saying how good it sounded. Well of course I don't cook with beef but thanks to the wonders of TVP I managed to make something that tasted freakin awesome anyways. So I give you the "beef" and stout pie for the sensitive man.
You Will Need
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- 300.0 gram re-hydrated TVP / Quorn
- 200.0 gram Vegetables , chopped (I used carrot and potato but after tasting thought mushrooms would be amazing)
- 1.5 tbsp Plain Flour
- 1.0 tbsp Olive Oil
- 1.0 clove Garlic , chopped
- 1.0 small brown Onion(s) , chopped
- 2.0 sprigs Thyme
- 2.0 tsp Worcester Sauce
- 1.0 tsp Curry Powder
- 0.75 tsp Tomato Paste
- 0.75 cup Vegetable Stock
- 0.75 cup Stout
- 2.0 sheets Puff Pastry
- 1.0 Egg(s) whisked
- a pie Tray mine was 18cm in diameter and 4cm high, this fit perfectly, if you have a large pie dish just double the recipe)
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- PROJECT BUDGET
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"Beef" And Stout (sensitive) Man Pie
"Beef" And Stout (sensitive) Man Pie
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In a medium saucepan add thyme leaves, onions and garlic to olive oil and brown for a few minutes. Add vegetables and sweat off for 5 mins. Toss TVP in flour and add to saucepan. Brown for a couple of minutes. Add worcester sauce, curry powder and tomato paste. Stir and cool for one minute.
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Add stock and stout, scraping the bottom of the saucepan with a wooden spoon to remove any build up. Reduce heat and simmer for 30 mins or until vegetables are tender and sauce is thick. (If the sauce thickens but the vegetables are still not tender add a little extra stock or water and continue simmering.) Add salt and cracked pepper to taste. Allow to cool.
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Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celcuis. Place a sheet of pastry in the bottom of pie tin, trim edges and prick a few holes in the bottom. Place in oven and cook for a few minutes until bottom starts to harden and pastry begins to rise a little. Fill with cooled "meat" mixture and cover with another sheet of pastry, trim and pinch edges, prick top with fork and decorate if desired. Brush with egg, and bake in oven for 15-20mins or until pastry is brown and fluffy.
There you have it. Hope you all enjoy this recipe. It tasted really good and was my first attempt at any kind of pie so I was pretty pleased with the results.
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ʎǝuʇɹnoɔ
07 Jul 12:05
looks delicious!
Bianca P.
21 Aug 03:41
Meat pies!? Hmmm ARE YOU SURE IT ISN'T MADE OF PPL?!
sugaree
21 Sep 19:32
not to be a know nothing know it all, but worcestershire sauce isn't vegetarian. it contains anchovies. not to deter anyone from making this recipe; just letting you know it's not completely vegetarian.
sorry :)
(cup)caketastrophe!
22 Sep 14:59
Yeah worcestershire has anchovies but if you search around for worcester it's the vegetarian versions. :)