layered savory winter lamb and guinness pie
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I love making this deep dish pie. You cannot go wrong with all these delicious and good for you root vegetables. I also love to make my pie sauces with mashed vegetables. This dish is very savory. I would serve with either purple cabbage or roasted asparagus.
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yield
1 deep dish or 2 regular pies
prep time
20 Min
cook time
1 Hr
Ingredients For layered savory winter lamb and guinness pie
- BOTTOM LAYER
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1 lblamb, diced
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1/2 stickbutter
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2 Tbspwinter savory
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1 clovegarlic, diced
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1parsnip, diced
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1rutabaga, diced
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2sweet potato, diced
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1purple onion, diced
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enough water or broth to cover vegetables
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1 1/2 cmashed peas or cauliflower
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1 ccream or whole milk
- TOP LAYER
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1 lbshredded sharp cheddar
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1 bottleguinness beer
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1/2 stickbutter
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3 Tbspgrainy mustard
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1 tspcelery salt
- CRUST
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2 1/2 cflour or ultragrain flour
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2 Tbspseasoned salt
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1/4 tspbaking powder
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1/2 cmilk
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1 Tbspcream of tartar
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2 Tbspgrainy mustard
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1/4 cred wine
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1/2 cbutter flavor shortening
How To Make layered savory winter lamb and guinness pie
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1To start crust, mix all the crust ingredients, save the shortening. After thoroughly mixed, rub in the shortening. Knead for about 5 minutes. Form into a ball, wrap with plastic wrap, and place in refrigerator.
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2To start bottom layer, in a skillet on low place butter, lamb, garlic, purple onion, and winter savory herb. Cover and cook for 30-45, stirring every 10 minutes. The slower the lamb cooks, the more tender it will be.
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3Then in a pot, take all of your diced vegetables and boil in broth or water with bouillon cubes until soft.
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4In a mixing bowl, now combine the the skillet (lamb), the pot (vegetables), and the cream and mashed peas/cauliflower. Stir well, set aside.
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5To start top layer, in a saucepan, add all top layer ingredients and whisk at low medium until well blended. Set aside.
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6To put together, I like to use a Panettone baking dish. Spray with Baker's Joy. Then roll out the dough to coat the dish. Reserve some dough if you would like to same some to make shapes. I made leaves and chicken shapes.
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7Then pour in bottom layer, followed by top layer. If you decided to add decorative dough pieces, do so now. I recommend painting them with milk and an optional sprinkle of salt.
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8Place in oven at 325F until your dough is cooked and the top layer receives a golden brown appearance.
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