I’ll never understand those who hate on British cuisine.
Kandis_crab_cake
Maaaaaaaate
Ok_Initiative3277
Oh. I got Apple Pie vibes
Radio-Birdperson
Is it a pie if not fully encased in pastry? I say no.
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B O N E C H I M N E Y
perpetualblack24
British and that’s a pass for me!
Loveyourwifenow
I asked Bard about pie definitions this is what I got. Anyone spot the mistake Bard made…….
In the UK, there is no strict requirement for a pie to have pastry on the bottom. However, it is the most common way to make a pie, and most people would consider a pie without a bottom to be incomplete.
There are some regional variations in pie-making, and in some parts of the UK, it is more common to make pies without a bottom. For example, in Lancashire, Eccles cakes are a type of meat pie that is traditionally made without a bottom.
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Girrlllll wot dat pastry mouf do?
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I’ll never understand those who hate on British cuisine.
Maaaaaaaate
Oh. I got Apple Pie vibes
Is it a pie if not fully encased in pastry? I say no.
B O N E C H I M N E Y
British and that’s a pass for me!
I asked Bard about pie definitions this is what I got. Anyone spot the mistake Bard made…….
In the UK, there is no strict requirement for a pie to have pastry on the bottom. However, it is the most common way to make a pie, and most people would consider a pie without a bottom to be incomplete.
There are some regional variations in pie-making, and in some parts of the UK, it is more common to make pies without a bottom. For example, in Lancashire, Eccles cakes are a type of meat pie that is traditionally made without a bottom.
The top of that pie needs to calm tf down