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AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 10:21 AM

Pork Pie
 
Who has eaten pork pie? Is it best served at room temperature?

Tribesman 12-14-12 10:28 AM

It depends on the temperature of the room.

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 10:45 AM

Thanks for showing up. :shifty: But a good point. I was watching a program called, "How is it Made?" Pork pie was one subject within the program. The narrator said, "Any Brit worth his weight will eat it at room temperature." I would think I would like it warmed in a oven before eating. :hmmm:

Armistead 12-14-12 11:12 AM

It supposed to taste best cold or at room temperature. If you serve it hot, it's all slimy, sort of like you wouldn't heat up chicken salad.

My grandma use to make it all the time, as did my mother....geesh, miss them both

danlisa 12-14-12 11:13 AM

Love pork pies.

Always eaten at room temp or slightly chilled. Never Hot! :o

BossMark 12-14-12 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by danlisa (Post 1975599)
Love pork pies.

Always eaten at room temp or slightly chilled. Never Hot! :o

Couldnt agree more :yep:

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 1975596)
It supposed to taste best cold or at room temperature. If you serve it hot, it's all slimy, sort of like you wouldn't heat up chicken salad.

Ok, that makes perfect sense. I would like to try one someday. I can not say I have seen pork pie offered anywhere in my travels around the US.

GT182 12-14-12 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 1975596)
If you serve it hot, it's all slimy, sort of like you wouldn't heat up chicken salad.

Yeah, IMO it'd be kinda like eatin snot. ;)

My grandmother used to make pork pies over here. She always served em at room temp. Best meat pies I've ever had. Even better than the ones we'd eat from across the border in Canada.

Tribesman 12-14-12 11:33 AM

Quote:

Thanks for showing up. :shifty: But a good point.
It was a good point, too warm and the pastry goes soggy and the jelly turns to slop, too cold and the pastry tastes too fatty.
So room temperature if its a somewhat cold room but not a chilly room

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1975612)
It was a good point, too warm and the pastry goes soggy and the jelly turns to slop, too cold and the pastry tastes too fatty.
So room temperature if its a somewhat cold room but not a chilly room

Hence my question. :up:

Herr-Berbunch 12-14-12 01:46 PM

Another vote for room temp or slightly chilled. :up:

@AVGWarhawk - I've just looked in to posting one to the US, seems all that is needed is an electronic-obtained FDA reference number. :cool:

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch (Post 1975666)
Another vote for room temp or slightly chilled. :up:

@AVGWarhawk - I've just looked in to posting one to the US, seems all that is needed is an electronic-obtained FDA reference number. :cool:

Thanks for checking. FDA will want to know what's in the package. When a get a minute I will look to find a pork pie locally. I'm willing to bet it will not be as good as what is baked in the UK. Many decades of an age old recipe has to produce a fine pork pie. :up:

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 02:18 PM

Check this out. Jolly Grub from the UK! :D

http://www.jollygrub.com/British-por...FcuZ4AodGygANQ

Problem is.....the pie is sold out!!!!!!

AVGWarhawk 12-14-12 02:20 PM

Pork Pie Club!!!!!

http://www.porkpieclub.com/

TarJak 12-14-12 02:31 PM

Definitely a room temp meal. Best served with English mustard (Colemans is best), or chutneys. These guys do a brilliant version that has won awards in the UK so thats where I get mine. I used to work a couple of blocks from their factory which had a cafe where you could sample their wares. http://www.patchettspies.com.au/

You could try these US suppliers:
http://www.englishporkpiecompany.com/
http://british-pages-magazine.234220...td2348346.html
http://www.yelp.com.au/biz/hartleys-pork-pie-lincoln

Not sure how close any of these are to you.


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