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AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
edited September 2008 in The Crudcatcher
i was working up north last week and during this time i ate a pie.

"nothing unusual for a 19 stone man to be eating a pie during his shift"

i hear you all say but i was suprised when the lady who served me the afore mentioned pie, told me i could find the beetroot at the end of the serving bay.

"the beetroot" like it is normal to eat beetroot with pie.

now, i did eat some beetroot with my pie as when in unusual places i like to eat what the locals eat and it was a lovely thing.

so, i would like to hear what is your weapon of choice with reference to pies (maybe pasty if you are of a s.w persuasion) and secondly what you eat your pie with. in the following format please:

meat and potato

with

beetroot (i am a convert)

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  • nicklousenicklouse Posts: 81,520 Lives Here
    pie in a bowl surrounded with beans.
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  • KB8KB8 Posts: 123
    I would say meat & potato with beans (made locally, not mass produced Greggs). Never heard of pie followed by beetroot! Northwest here.
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    i was in manchester at the time, it happened twice during the week, i wonder if i was the butt of some weird culinary joke?
  • Tara911Tara911 Posts: 136
    I wonder if you were eating in our staff restaurant..

    They always serve pies with either beetroot or red cabbage...

    Either of the above go mighty fine with cottage/shepherds pie though!. :wink:
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  • Nick DastardlyNick Dastardly Posts: 606
    Steak and ale, mushy peas with a bit of mint sauce, and loads of mash with a smidge of horseradish mixed in.
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  • KB8KB8 Posts: 123
    Well beetroot has been known to turn your pi*s pink. Maybe they wanted to freak you out? Who knows!
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  • -Liam--Liam- Posts: 1,831
    Steak and Kidney with a pot of thick chip ship gravy, num num !!
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    KB8 wrote:
    Well beetroot has been known to turn your pi*s pink. Maybe they wanted to freak you out? Who knows!

    it really does turn my piss pink, the pie must have diluted it tho as i didnt notice it whilst was there :?
    Tara911 wrote:
    I wonder if you were eating in our staff restaurant..

    They always serve pies with either beetroot or red cabbage...

    Either of the above go mighty fine with cottage/shepherds pie though!. :wink:

    funny you should mention that, there was red cabbage available too, but i drew the line there. you're not a copper are you?
  • supersonicsupersonic Posts: 82,708 Lives Here
    Steak and kidney, followed by a pint of stella. Or 5.
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    i deffo had you down as a beer with pie type of man sonic
  • supersonicsupersonic Posts: 82,708 Lives Here
    Hehe, that obvious eh?!
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    but thats no bad thing
  • Tara911Tara911 Posts: 136
    sheepsteeth wrote:

    funny you should mention that, there was red cabbage available too, but i drew the line there. you're not a copper are you?

    No, not me.

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  • Tara911Tara911 Posts: 136
    to get back on topic...

    Meat and potato with beans and loads of brown sauce.
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  • supersonicsupersonic Posts: 82,708 Lives Here
    Henderson's relish!
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    haha, my birth surname was henderson.................
  • Tara911Tara911 Posts: 136
    WTF is hendersons relish???
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  • redveeredvee Posts: 11,920
    KB8 wrote:
    Well beetroot has been known to turn your pi*s pink. Maybe they wanted to freak you out? Who knows!

    Had that after downing a jar of beetroot all to myself, luckily the bloke next to me in the urinals was a GP. Scared the hell out of an 8yr old Redvee. Down the road from me there is a shop called Pieminster who's pies are highly rated, must try their wares. Been living here for 3 years now.
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  • hopper1hopper1 Posts: 4,708
    I'd go with the red cabbage :wink:

    The red cabbage is excellent with a good bowl of Scouse, too! :wink:
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    i absolutely love scouse, my mother in law makes it blind as they are all veggies but she makes a seperate batch for me when i go upto the wirral.
  • GT DestroyerGT Destroyer Posts: 1,719
    I'd go for a warm Pork Pie with mushy peas, steaming hot, and with a bit of brown sauce. Then washed down with some Viers.

    I'd be as surprised as you Teeth if I was offered beetroot! Very strange.
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  • AnonymousAnonymous Posts: 79,692
    tis good though, and its a fact that pork pie should be served cold straight from the fridge (well, in my house anyway :lol: )
  • cupofteacupoftea Posts: 45
    Steak pie on a buttered barm
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