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DSM
Food limited wants to introduce you to a wonderful food creation known as Steak
and Ale Pie. This uncomplicated entrée is one that you and your whole family can
enjoy. Matter-of-fact, gather the whole family for a night of cooking and give
this recipe a whirl. Steak is the perfect dish because it’s absolutely delicious
and there is no guesswork. If you ever have any questions about the steak you
have chosen for your recipe, then your butcher may be able to answer them. It
truly does not matter “what” kind of steak you use because all kinds of steak
works great with this recipe.
This recipe also includes
mouthwatering ingredients like garlic, mushrooms and stout. There is no
going back after you have tried this amazing recipe because your family is
bound to ask you for it all the time. You might as well put it on the
calendar as a once a week meal. After you have conquered this meal, there
are plenty of other recipes for you to tackle. Allow Dominic Milner to teach
you the art behind cooking steak, and how to turn regular steak into a pie
masterpiece. The man or woman in your life is sure to fall in love with the
tender and moist meat in this recipe.
Follow this recipe as Dominic
Milner teaches you the ins-and-outs of a legendary recipe. It’s so simple
that others will wonder how you did it. Steak has always been a great entrée
but now you can cook it in the comfort of your own kitchen. Life is good
when you have a full belly, so share the love with others around you. Keep
this recipe available, that way when people ask you about that delicious
Steak and Ale Pie recipe, you can reveal your hidden cooking secret.
Steak
And Ale Pie Recipe:
Ingredients:
225 g (8 oz.) Puff Pastry
675 g (1½ Stewing Steak, Cubed
3 x 15 ml Spoon (3 tbsp.) Plain Flour
Salt And Freshly Ground Black Pepper
1 Medium Onion, Sliced
1 Clove Garlic, Crushed
300 ml (½ pint) Stout, Guinness
1 x 5 ml Spoon (3 tsp.) Dried Thyme
100 g (4 oz.) Mushrooms Cut In Half
Milk To Glaze
Method:
1.
Preheat
oven to 230°C, 450°F, Gas Mark 8.
Mix steak with seasoned flour.
Place in a large saucepan with
onion, garlic, stout and thyme. Bring to the boil stirring occasionally.
Reduce heat and simmer for 1½
to 2 hours until meat is tender.
Add mushrooms and spoon into a
1.2 liter (2 pint) pie dish with enough gravy to half fill the dish. Allow
to cool.
Roll out the pastry 2 cm (1
inch) larger than your dish. Cut off a pastry strip 2 cm (1 inch) wide from
round the pastry. Press this on to the dampened dish rim and then wet the
strip.
Cover the dish with the pastry
round and seal the edges.
Decorate the pastry top with
pastry trimmings.
Brush with milk and bake for
about 20 minutes until golden brown.
Reduce heat to 180°C, 350°F,
Gas Mark 4. Cook for a further 25 minutes until thoroughly heated. Serve
immediately.
Use stout when possible as it
gives the best taste, and feel free to add some carrots and swede.

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