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AUSTRALIA'S ORIGINAL AND BEST CAMP OVEN AND OUTDOOR COOKING CAMPING AND LIFESTYLE FORUM › Camp Oven, Barbecue & Other Recipes › Roasts & Bakes › Camp/Shepards/Game pie

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Mar 16^th, 2008 at 9:40pm

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Don't know what exactly to call this....make your own mind up Grin

I often do this when we are up the bush, with the left over chicken carcass for stock.`
it is basically a meat & vegi pie.

Pie filling,
Diced steak, mince (I used the left over duck meat, diced steak & some mince to fill in the gaps)
sliced carrot
sliced onion
frozen or fresh peas
1 cup of chicken stock (I used fresh stock from the duck frame)
1/2 cup red wine or port (I used port)
tomato paste
2 cloves Garlic (finely chopped)
ginger (finely chopped)
soy sce,
salt & pepper to taste

brown onions & raw meat with garlic & ginger, add carrots, when pan starts to simmer dry add port while HOT to lift the caramelised bits off the bottom & simmer until reduced by at least half, add stock,ready cooked meat, soy & tomato paste,
Taste it!!!! & season accordingly.
Thicken with a little corn flour.

prepare pie tin with puff pastry & fill with meat / veg mix,
top with mashed potato (slightly dry mash) & light spray of oil.

bake HOT for about 40 Mins,

Lamb mince would go well for a shepards pie, as would rabbit & duck for a game pie. I use whatever I have at the time so I will call it a camp pie Cheesy

but I have noticed they are better with a fresh made stock as apposed to the pre made stuff I keep in the freezer.

Mick.

Live while your'e alive, you can sleep when your'e dead.

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Reply #1 - Mar 17^th, 2008 at 6:54am

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G'day Mick,
I was thinking about all the great meals you've been pumping out lately and how happy your missus & kids would be.
Then I was considering what else could be on the menu.
Mate just save up all the leftovers for a few days ,mix 'em up and serve the natives rissoles

that way they'll get a bit of each at the next feed. Wink

With that good tucker and a big tribe there is probably none left anyway. Grin

All the best
Skip

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Reply #2 - Mar 17^th, 2008 at 7:57am

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Yeh mate,
been giv'n the heat beads a flogg'n lately,
Start'n to appreciate the ease of just firing up some charcoal instead of splitting wood then waiting for coals at home.

I do all of the cooking (my wifes a shocker) so no matter what I'm cook'n it is just as easy to do it outside than in, & I get to play with my young bloke & do the odd jobb while I'm out there,

She blames me for a weight problem, can you believe that!!!! Huh