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Lunch grabbed at the bakery

Bakery meat pie

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A small individual pie with golden puff pastry, filled with a thick, savoury beef stew. You hold it in your hand, bite, and add a squirt of sauce. Comforting, salty, deeply umami.

Lunch grabbed at the bakery

A small individual pie with golden puff pastry, filled with a thick, savoury beef stew. You hold it in your hand, bite, and add a squirt of sauce. Comforting, salty, deeply umami.

When the analysis drags on and time flies, I dash to the campus bakery and grab a meat pie. You eat it standing up, burning hot, with a squirt of tomato sauce — and the first bite always reminds you it's too hot. It's no fuss, it's quick, and it recharges you to go back and face a column of data. Eat it with two hands, trust me.
Colin MacLeod
Ingredients
  • Beef for stewinga generous portion (filling)
  • Onionone (aromatic base)
  • Beef brotha bowl (stew)
  • Puff pastryenough to line and cover (envelope)
How it was made : The Australian meat pie descends from British pies but became a national dish, sold in bakeries, stadiums, and service stations. Adelaide's "pie floater" even serves it floating in pea soup.

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