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Home » Main Course Recipes » Turkey and Peppadew Pie

May 3, 2012 By Janice Pattie 4 Comments

Turkey and Peppadew Pie

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I made this little pie the day after the Rhubarb Bakewell Tart as I had some pastry left.  You can see the recipe for the pastry on this post for Rhubarb Bakewell Tart

Use just over half of the pastry to line the base of the tin (these are the same 17cm tins used in the Rhubarb Bakewell)

I guess if I was making it from scratch I would add a pinch of salt rather than the sugar, but the sweetness in the pastry was really quite pleasant with the mild turkey mince and the sweet heat of the Peppadew Piquante Peppers.
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Gently fry an onion in a little oil, let it cool slightly and mix with 400g raw turkey mince and season with salt & pepper.  Fill the base of the pie with half the minced turkey mix, cover with a layer of Peppadew Piquante Peppers and then put the rest of the mince mixture on top.

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Cover with remaining pastry and  brush with beaten egg. Bake for 30- 40 minutes at 180C until the pastry is golden brown.  Serve warm with new potatoes and green vegetables or cold with salad.  This is the perfect picnic pie as the filling holds together really well when cold.

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Filed Under: Main Course Recipes Tagged With: Peppadew Peppers, picnic, Pie, rhubarb, Turkey

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  1. Fuss Free Helen says

    May 3, 2012 at 9:40 pm

    that looks amazing janice. Can you send some my way plase.

    So pretty with the pepperdews running through.

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  2. Dom at Belleau Kitchen says

    May 4, 2012 at 4:40 am

    Oooh look at your perfect pie! I don't think I've ever made a proper solid pie like this before. Looks wonderful!

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  3. LDH says

    May 4, 2012 at 10:49 am

    This pie would make me very happy to enjoy while picnicking! It look so cute and so tasty 🙂

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  4. Hannah says

    May 5, 2012 at 7:00 pm

    What a wonderful idea! I keep lusting after pies just like this and then chicken out of doing anything about it.
    I'm tempted to have a go at a turkey pie of my own, now.

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