[Sca-cooks] Shepherd's Pie

[John Kemker]

Chili pie.

Hmm.

Reminds me of "Frito Pie" served at Little League baseball parks 
throughout the Houston area in the '70s.

Take one bag of Fritos, slice down the side of the bag with a pair of 
scissors.  Pour whatever canned chili (NO BEANS!) was in the big pot in 
the back of the concession stand over the Fritos.  (NO BEANS!)  Serve to 
customer with plastic spoon or spork.  Did I mention NO BEANS!?!?!?!

--Cian

vicki shaw wrote:

>chili pie?  Ye olde tuna casserole is always a good thing, but chili pie?
>Sounds like the bean sandwich a friend in Wales eats.  It's like taking the
>refried beans from a mexican dish and slapping them between two slices of
>bread.  Odd, but maybe not bad so long as it is not that abominable while
>bread.
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>I agree about keeping all those vegetables out of the shepherd's pie, except
>the corn.
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>Angharad ferch Iorwerth; MKA Vicki Shaw
>Barony Beyond the Mountain
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>>Maybe its a texture thing with me. Or all the vegetables mixed in with the
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>mashed potatoes where they don't belong. :-)
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>>Oh well, you all enjoy you're Shepherds/cottage pie and I'll go fix a tuna
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>casserole or some chili pie.
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>>Stefan
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