Corned Beef and Onion Pie

Janey not had that for years, and you have made me fancy some, got my dinner for today sorted, as i need to steam some chicken for Smokey so i'm having chicken today, but tomorrow thats what i'll be having for my dinner, thanks very much.

Yum yum, love this and its so simple. Thanks Janey.x

Thanks Janey....I love corned beef....haven't tried it in a pie. Looks and sounds delicious, so will try it during the week.

Wow Janey, seeing this has bought some memories flooding back.....My Mum used to nake this for us.....I remember it being scrummy.......

Mmmmmm!

I will have to try this Janey , I haven't had corned beef for years it sounds very tasty .. thanks :o)

Making me feel hungry...... it looks very nice....i often make corned beef hash in the winter....

Now there's a tasty idea, I will have to give this a try. All the family like corn beef :) Thanks for that, looks delicious.

This brings back memories of Panacalty that my mum used to make.

Funny - I made one only last week :o))

This looks yummy ! Have corned beef hash sometimes.Comfort food this cold winter.........

i love cornbeef pie, not had for years, i do cornbeef hash though, might do this in the week, looks yummy janey ;o))
nominated for recipies janey x

Yum. How delicious! This one is a must to try out. You've done a great job on this one.

I've had corned beef and chips as a kid, never heard of corned beef pie...must be a northern thing.

It can't be. My mother made it often.

blue think there are differant recipes in differant areas, some make cornbeef hash like a flat cake, i make it like a stew, lovely

Hywel, Wales is something apart..:o)
Sandra, not had corned beef hash either...or mushy peas..;0)

Sorry Bluespruce lol :o)

oh blue you dont know what your missing, we have beetroot or red cabbage with our cornbeef hash, cant beat it on a cold day

Hywel - lol :0)
Sandra..what can I say...just happy I live south of Watford...;O)

dont knock it if you havent tried it blue,,lol

It's the beetroot and red cabbage that puts me off...:0)

pickled not boiled blue.. dont you liked pickled beetroot or red cabbage, i eat it out of the jar lol

Wow.....what a lot of comments.....just to let you know it was DELISH......even if I say so myself...Lol! And enough left for tomorrow!
Well fancy you making one Hywel.....where has Blue been all his life??? You'll have to try the recipe Blue....you can always buy frozen pastry....or maybe Lyn will make it for you??
Yes, San and Holly....Ian makes the hash....its so scrummy...I love comfort food,
lots of gravy..mmmmmm.........!
Beetroot is wonderful, I love it just cooked especially baby ones, and beetroot sandwiches....though the bread ends up purple...Lol!
Come on Blue...where's your sense of adventure....he..he.. if you can scramble up a tree no bother, you can try corned beef pie!

i have a story about beetroot when i was ill with gallbladder janey,, it was a bad day for me with pain, and had a shock when i went to pee lol, thought there was bleeding, happened each day so i called nhs helpline for addvice, she addvised i go back to docs, then it suddenly hit me i had been eating pickled beetroot as was told how good it was for gallbladder, it had turned my water red hahahah, felt such a plonker :o)))

Oh San........yes it does that!...Lol! Did you have your gallbladder removed San...both Ian and our daughter Kat have had trouble there....must be my pies...Lol! I know it's dreadfully painful though, Ian had his removed yers ago and Kat had keyhole surgery. Ian still lives on Bicarb though....:o(

yes had it done november if you recall i went in hospital, wish i had it done a few years ago, no more pain and eat what i want to now, any red meat and fats not good for it, anything spicy or rich either, best thing i did having that op, keyhole to, strange ian still suffers, has he told doc,, im sure thats not right

Yes I remember now.......having a senior moment San...Lol! Good news that your feeling much better, Kat has been fine since her op....:o)

thats good for kat, maybe ian has another stone lodged somewhere, its possible, mind you i have acid reflux now so take tabs for that but not a problem really just carefull with some foods

Jane, we don't do anything that resembles real cooking in our house...far too busy for that!..:o)

your not a fast food, processed and frozen meal family are you blue? :o((

Too busy? What are you doing Blue.....you need good food to go scampering up trees after witches brooms.....:o)

Just love the old traditional food.

Yep me too Tog, the only type of food I'm not too keen on is seafood....especially squid and languistines and prawns...always think they're the insects of the sea!

Will try that for sure, just bought our corned beef, hubby makes a wonderful hash, it is different every time, we usually have one a fortnight.
Will make the pastry in the machine as I make dreadful pastry lol

I'm sure you'll like it Dotty........yes, like you love the Hash.....so quick and easy and tastey.....:o)

Wow that looks mouth watering Janey, often make Cornbeef Hash with a crust but never tried a pie , but I will be certainly giving it a go, thanks for the recipie!

Pp....:o) X

Much prefer a rib-eye sandwich with plenty of fried onions Jane..:0)

Ooh...I can taste it from here....and oozing onions......Yum!!

LOL..don't we all love our foods..this looks very pretty and scrumptilitious Janey. I have only had Corn beef hash that has potatoes in it that you fry up after you slice it as it comes out of the can. My mom used to make it for dinner and then I learned that I liked it with eggs and toast for breakfast. I have not had this in a long while. To make a pie as you have suggested sounds really good!

I like your steak and onion sandwich too Blue..lol..

Done in the frying pan with garlic butter...;0)

Mmmm........ love garlic butter Blue and Aeoli which is garlic mayonnaise...with crusty bread, olives and a carafe of red wine.....and I'll try some of your Hash Cat........wouldn't it be great if we could all get together and get the wine flowing....:o)))

Good idea Jane, I already have your address, just let me know when it's convenient..;o))

Open house Blue.......wine open....you'll have to battle the snow though...:o( X

Perhaps I'll stick to sunny Dorset then...:o) x

Hmmmm...yummy! Corned beef hash was taught to me by one of my hubby's friends when we first met. This is how they make it in Dundee.....fry onions, add corned beef, baked beans and a dash of lea and perrins. put it in an oven proof dish and top with mashed potato. Grill until golden. Yummy! Kind of a cross between stovies and cottage pie!

What's a stovie..?

Wow Karen...baked beans.....I can imagine they would be great with it (especially with Rosemary on the top eh Blue???...Lol) Yum yum yum! Ian likes to make the hash, so we'll try your recipe this week....Lovely!

Stovies are like tatties aren't they Karen?

Jane here...like the sound of Karens recipe too ! Will try it out on Ray.Janey..its that time again on a Saturday night...approaching Match of the Day ! Lol

Oh....yes.....Jane....such a lot to look forward to on a Saturday night...:o)
Mmmm....Ian's nodded off....maybe get a chance to sneak the remote out of his grip what do you think Jane....shall I give it a try...Lol!!

Yeah..you can try Janey...but bet he wakes up and says " I was watching that !! " Lol

Yup.......spot on!!.......he has a finely tuned grip.......couldn't say he was watching, so said he was listening to it...Lol! Oh the joys of married life....:o)

About to get the "glazed look " Janey from the moment the first ball is kicked ! Lol Then its "so and so has scored " So what ! Lol

Lol Jane.......can't bear the running commentary...so bed and book for me, nighty night now...XX

Night night Janey lol xx

Hi Janey, I have just finished making a Corn Beef pie with your recipie, got Robin coming for his lunch with his carers so will let you know how it goes down, its going in the oven right now!

Sure you'll love it Carole.......yikes i hope so...Lol!

Well, Stovies, mmm....as I'm not Scottish I find that whenever I try to define I get told off! Something to do with potatoes and sometimes onions and sometimes a bit of meat through it - you never can tell exactly what you're going to get, but always tatties!

Janey this pie looks scrumptious....Is there any left? If there is I'll be right over.

Bet this takes you back Gilli.......come on over...I'll make one special!...:o)

Oh, I'm so relieved - I had feared 4 and 20 blackbirds had met a sticky end!
x-D

Lol Sid......now there's an idea.............

I'll be there in 10 minutes Janey......although if there are black feathers sticking out of the crust I may just pass on it. :oP

Would you believe it!...Lynne has actually printed out a copy of your recipe Jane, and put it away somewhere...:o))

Well....there you go Blue......us girls are never predictable...always a hidden surprise, that's cos we're from Venus.....and you're not....Lol!!

I do that. Print recipes and put them away somewhere....never to be seen again in most cases unfortunately! lol

I`ve never tasted it Janey but it looks delicious, I must make a note of the recipe. :o)

Actually, I`ve just copied it and pasted it in an email to myself. I`m going to give it a try soon. :o)

Its makes a really tastey meal Lab, smashing in cold weather...:o)

This brings back old memories. My parents split up when i was young and i was brought up by my dad. I was prohibited to have any contact with my mum but when i was 10 mum made contact with me and from then on, unbeknown to my father i always used to go visit her at week ends and during school holidays. This is one of the dishes she used to cook for our dinner.

Hi Rohima.....I'm pleased this has brought back some happy memories of being reconciled with your mum, it used to be quite a favourite when we were young. Thanks for bringing it up again, I think I'll make one this week now!....:o)))

Still waiting for mine ;0) x

Hey you Steve! Now, you may get a surprise one of these days!!....:o)) x

I still haven't made it over to your house Janey. Is the offer of a specially made pie still on???

I shall make you one specially Gilli....just let me know when you're coming.....that slice I saved for you in February ended up having a nice green furry top....:o(((

Don't forget mine first...I can pay the postage!!

Ha..ha....nobody's forgotten you Steve.....you've got to have patience!!....:o))

A corned beef and onion pie would be just the thing today Janey. It's -12C and windy and the snow is coming down fairly heavily although it's hard to tell quite how much as the wind is whipping up the snow on the ground and blowing it around too.

Ooh Gilli, that sounds like the depths of winter! It's a good job you put that straw mulch round your garden isn't it? I wonder what your mountains will look like tomorrow....keep warm and snug, what does Rosie think to the snow?.....:o))

Itwas cold here early on 0C but this afternoon was sunny and I managed to plant a Clematis armandii against the back wall, and lots of tulips and daffs I still had. Looking forward to seeing what Spring should bring now.....:o))

Rosie loves the snow Janey. She thinks its there just for her to play with. I wonder what she will do when we have a foot or more? Probably start making tunnels!! LOL

It sounds like you are still able to do lots in your garden. It will be marvellous when spring arrives and everything pops up. I won't be able to dig anything now until at least april. :o(

Sounds like she's enjoying it lots Gilli! The weather menover here are saying we're in for some of your snow, later this week.....coming over from the arctic and Scandinavia though, so not looking forward to that! We all get down this time of year, I suppose it's natural though, it's just our lifestyles that aren't...Lol! Do you keep warm enough in such snowy conditions? Do you use logs for burning? I can't imagine having months of snow, don't think I would cope at all.....:o((

Oh dear Janey. I hope you don't get too much snow. And I hope you don't end up with our temperatures either.

Do we keep warm enough?...Well, for the most part yes. The worst thing is going out and getting in your very cold car and having to wait for it to warm up. In my Jeep it usually takes a good 15 minutes before any kind of heat comes out of the heater. Usually I've arrived at where I'm going before it happens! Sometimes it gets cold enough that your car won't start. Everyone has a block heater in the engine so you can plug it in to keep it warm enough to start when you want it to.
I have a very old and ugly down filled parka that keeps me toasty...Now all I need is a down filled hat and trousers...and possibly a nose warmer. LOL
We don't burn logs as we have a natural gas furnace with forced air heating that circulates through the whole house. In fact, the chimney has been sealed off...too much cold air falling down it.
The months of snow can get a bit miserable but I'd still rather have this than the endless rain they get at the coast. At least here the sun comes out once in a while. The cold is a very dry cold too which is much easier to bear than the damp air at the coast. And you get used to living with it too. Proper winter clothing, gloves and hats. Boots that don't slip in the snow and are thermally lined. Snow tires or studded tires on all the vehicles and people know how to drive in the severe conditions too....something that only comes with constant experience.
It does make me pity the poor homesteaders who had to deal with it all back in the days without the central heating and the warm clothing we have now.

Oh Gilli just reading your comment made me reach for my cardi! You sound to be well climatised after all these years and well prepared for every eventuality....not like good old blighty....one sniff of snow and everything stops!....lol.

Your home sounds to be warm and snug, I always think if your home is cosy then you can cope with all the bad weather when you're out. We've got sleet now and -2 degs....so quite a way to go before we catch up with you!

That's how they deal with snow at the coast too Janey....Everything slides to a standstill. LOL
It's snowing lightly at the moment and has warmed up to -12C...Up from -23C last night....Positively balmy!!