Northern regions of England and Scotland where sheep were in abundance (hence cooked with mutton and the name Shepherd's Pie), the pie became the people's answer to Asian fried rice i.e. a creative way to rehash leftovers.
Shepherd's Pie = cooked with mutton
Cottage Pie = cooked with beef
Fisherman's Pie = cooked with fish
Cottage pie is a modified version of British Shepherd's pie, therefore can be be considered of British origin when the idea was brought to the New World in the 19th century.
Cottage pie is a beef version of Sheperds Pie (which is lamb). Cottage pie is sometimes called Cowboy Pie.
Cottage pie was originally made in England. were in england
Cottage pie is healthy when eaten in moderation. Ofcourse it has little bit of sugar in it but that's ok
Cottage pic is the same as shepherds pie, you add minced beef and onion and very small carrot, you can also add peas and some stock with thickening agent.
hahaha its cottage pie or like ripe pie or somethin
Cottage pie ideally goes well with a low tannin red wine that either has very little or no oak influence.For example, Beaujolais.is a great combination for cottage pie.
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shepard's pie = cottage pie (pronounced cótach pai)
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vegetation cottage pie
put some mince meat and mash then you have cottage pie maybe add some cheese then leave ot cook for 30 mins yummy :)