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Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Chit Chat => Topic started by: Halex on August 13, 2012, 12:32:36 am
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Someone made perfect pies. Please could I have the recipe, woud like to make these for my friend for the freezer.
Thanks
H :)
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Are you looking for pies with lids on or more quiche like, H?
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Astara both would be great. I want to make a variety of easy grab food for when she is hungry but doesnt want too much. My quiches dont work in the pie maker, my top puffs up & sticks.
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Hally, mine are very simple but get eaten straight away so don't know how they would freeze. I chop up a large quantity of bacon which I fry off in the frying pan and then place into the bottom of the pies and jut a crack an egg into each base before adding some salt and pepper and a sprinkling of grated tastey cheese before putting the lid on. I cook for the normal amount of time and the cheese melts and the egg is fairly firm with just the very centre of the yolks being a little soft. I think Obbie makes a lot of egg and bacon pies and freezes them so she may have a different recipe.
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Astara both would be great. I want to make a variety of easy grab food for when she is hungry but doesnt want too much. My quiches dont work in the pie maker, my top puffs up & sticks.
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H - if you put a piece of baking paper over the quiches before shutting the lid and cooking they should work well for you - has always worked that way for me. :) Mini quiches are also good freezer food, can't remember if you have a mini pie maker of not...? I just do bacon, egg, milk/cream and chesses (bit of S&P too) til mix looks right...the recipe in the instruction book is nice too. Hope that helps. :)
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I tried DD's version of egg and bacon pie which is similar to yours Robyn except she puts the grated cheese in first, top with cooked diced bacon pieces then an egg. I love them cold even more than hot but have not frozen them before. They are different to little quiches or pies made with beaten egg but someone is bound to know how they freeze Hally.
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I made the mini quiches on Friday nite. :)
pastry, bacon, cheese, egg SP and cooked perfect.
I also do a egg and bacon pie alot, but we eat it straight away.
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How to Freeze Bacon & Egg Pie Photo Credit Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images
Bacon and egg pie, a type of quiche, is made with a variety of ingredients. Some have a pastry crust, while others are made without one. Fortunately, all varieties of bacon and egg pies are freezable regardless of the ingredients used. Freezing the pie means you can pull it out of the freezer any time for a quick, convenient meal.
Step 1
Wait for the pie to cool completely. Set it on the counter or place in the refrigerator for quicker cooling.
Step 2
Wrap the pie tightly in a piece of plastic wrap.
Step 3
Place the wrapped pie in a resealable freezer bag. Seal the bag tightly, squeezing out any excess air while you close the bag.
Step 4
Place the pie in the freezer.
Tips and Warnings
To reheat the pie, place it in the oven directly from the freezer. This will help crisp the crust so it isn't soggy. Make smaller, individual pies for freezing. You can also freeze the pie unbaked. When baking a frozen, uncooked pie, increase the cooking time by about 10 to 20 minutes. Baked pies store for about two months and unbaked pies last about one month in the freezer.
Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/477705-how-to-freeze-bacon-egg-pie/#ixzz23NnX7wV6 :)
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Thanks everyone.
Yes I have both size, will use both pie makers.
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This gets me inspire to experiment more with my piemakers. I usually do left overs.
For these bacon and pies .. do you put pastry on the bottom?
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Yes Kayc, it is just a normal pie and has a top and a bottom.
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Will be making some of these Bacon & Egg pies this week, after reading all about them. I have a pie maker and have always made the meat pie from the SFI magazine which my husband loves, but this will be a nice change.
Marie
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We have the bacon and egg pies on a weekend sometimes, very quick to make and eat all up only about 15 minutes if you time taking the pastry out of the freezer (if using bought) to thaw while frying the bacon.
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I make egg and bacon pie regularly for DH, I personally don't like it myself.
Once years ago when I was making one, my friend was visiting at the time and put green food coloring in the egg mix :o . The whole pie looked moldy and disgusting, but didn't stop DH from eating it lol :D
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Green eggs and ham, dede? ;)
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Green eggs and ham, dede? ;)
:D yuck
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Dr Suess book... Green eggs and ham..
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Dr Suess book... Green eggs and ham..
yeah, that's what I was thinking of... :D
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Astarra, you can tell we have little kids..
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I have that book here too :)
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We got given a heap of Dr Suess books for the kids...
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I read Dr Seuss to my children and they are 25 and 22 now. Hairy McClairy from Donaldsons Dairy was another favourite, I still buy these books for my great nieces and nephews.
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Hairy McClairy from Donaldsons Dairy was another favourite, I still buy these books for my great nieces and nephews.
That was my favourite book DFM!! :D :D
And Edward the Emu ;)
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We have los od Dr Seuess
Love hairy McClairy :)
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Hi,
Judy, you can put the grated cheese layer bottom or top Judy or even both if it will fit. You might have to choose a smaller egg to drop in if you add another layer. Mine was a so called large egg. I have not frozen them as I think freezing might make a whole egg a bit rubbery when it is thawed but maybe someone who has might comment.
Thanks for asking after me. With Chemo and Radiotherapy over I am now on Herceptin infused drugs. I went into a dramatic reaction with the first one but the second one was calm. My hair is beginning to grow again though not coloured and curly like other lucky people. Trust me to get straight white! I am feeling better more and more though and I just need to add in more exercise which I am not fond of.
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Thinking of you Dot, take care :)
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I hate exercise as well DD but if that is what it takes, you will give it your best shot and do everything needed to get back to good health. I can't imagine you with curly red hair DD, grey suits you :-* :-*
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Thinking of you Dot and ease back into exercise slowly. I know the weather isn't as good over there but is there somewhere nice that you could start with some gentle walking? maybe listening to some of your favourite music to make the time go quicker.