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Welcome back to What’s For Tea 🙂 and tonight for tea I made a batch of Scotch pies!
Scotch pies are ever so popular all over Scotland and as they can be eaten hot or cold, are very often eaten as a snack or quick hand held lunch on the go! Also very popular as a quick dinner or tea 🙂 commonly served with baked beans & chips or mashed potato & gravy.

Everything I used will be listed below incase you want to make it for yourself. Thanks for stopping by,

-Cheryl x

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Makes 4 individual pies (pie tins were 10cm x 4cm)

Similar tins to the ones I used:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jamie-Oliver-Piece-Mini-Springform/dp/B01EN9VI3G/ref=sr_1_7?

For the Hot Water Pastry
* 250g (8.8 oz) Plain flour – 2 cups
* 100g (3.5) Lard – 1/2 cup
* 125ml ( fl oz) Water – 1/2 cup
* A Little milk to glaze the tops before baking your pies

For the Filling
* 300g (10.5 oz) Minced mutton or lamb mince
* 1/2 Teaspoon Marjoram
* Heaped teaspoon of mace
* 4 Tablespoons beef or lamb stock
* 1 Teaspoon white pepper
* 1 Teaspoon salt

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  1. Thank you for another classic recipe. When I was growing up in Glasgow there seemed to be a trend for dark baked goods. Steak pie had a burnt edge to the pastry lid, scotch morning rolls had to have burned tops, plain bread had its burnt crusts and scotch pies had to have burnt edges. I was not a fan, but I had to eat it. My parents and gran were still in the wartime mindset of fear of wasting food. I, however, was a child of the 60s and didn’t see the point of eating burnt food. From the old it’ll give you curly hair, to the think of the starving Biafrans, to the threats of you will eat that or else. 🤷🏻‍♀️😄

  2. Thanks for this. I am Scots but have lived in London for 40 plus years. Finding Haggis, Tunnocks Tea Cakes, even Irn Bru ugh) no problem. Potato scones, Lorne sausage, Bridges and Scoth pies unobtainable – even from posh food stores like Harrods and F&M. I believe a small Scots food store has opened in North London but it is difficult for me to get to. When I lived in Glasgow we called them mutton piesand ate them on Saturday with baked beans and mash. Looking on line for such pies from Scottish butchers like Campbells all the pies are made of beef. I thought I was imagining mutton but it seems my memory was right. I guess mutton is hard to get hold of these days (though possibly available at Halal and Carribean butchers) so manufacturers are substituting beef mince.

  3. Really used to enjoy these at a bakery in wandsworth some years ago now . Not sure I’m confident to make it .. I’ll need a bakers tin, I’ve got loads of spices except the 2 youve mentioned! I wish I could just buy em somewhere !! But I’m so greedy I won’t be able to resist having a go !! Thanks for the recipe !

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