re: shepards pie

Glad I got so much help with my Shepherd's Pie.    

Quoting EC♥:" Glad I got so much help with my Shepherd's Pie.    "

IT'S NOT SHEPHERD'S PIE. HOW DARE YOU!

<blockquote><b>Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Big'n:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :</b>" ... [snip!] ... shepherd's pie is? And my Irish grandmother would tell everyone, "this isn't shepherd's pie!" when someone used ground beef."</blockquote>



Because you're sitting here arguing semantics about what a smurfing food dish is called, thinking you're oh so smart. Please.

<blockquote><b>Quoting EC♥:</b>" Glad I got so much help with my Shepherd's Pie.    "</blockquote>



*hamburger casserole

<blockquote><b>Quoting Big'n:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Big'n:</b>" ... [snip!] ... Because you're sitting here arguing semantics about what a smurfing food dish is called, thinking you're oh so smart. Please."</blockquote>




Uh no. I was letting her know a true shepherd's pie is made with lamb. Sorry I know what traditional dishes are and where they come from.

Anyways..... Do I need to heat up the green beans before I put them in the dish and put in the oven?

Quoting EC♥:" Anyways..... Do I need to heat up the green beans before I put them in the dish and put in the oven?"

Hmm. I don't know if I've ever put grean beans in mine... I'd probably stir fry them with a little seasoning and then put them in before baking the "meal".

Damn dude. I just went and looked in my cabinet and I don't even HAVE any green beans. I was all excited to make this!!!

Quoting EC♥:" Damn dude. I just went and looked in my cabinet and I don't even HAVE any green beans. I was all excited to make this!!!"

Go get some fresh ones!! Stirfrying some fresh ones in some butter, soy sauce, a little salt and paprika... mmmm.

Quoting The Doctor:" Go get some fresh ones!! Stirfrying some fresh ones in some butter, soy sauce, a little salt and paprika... mmmm."

YUM. We actually never make fresh ones. That sounds really good, though. But I am too lazy to get out. Haha

Quoting EC♥:" YUM. We actually never make fresh ones. That sounds really good, though. But I am too lazy to get out. Haha"

Haha! I hear that.

So I have a little bit of frozen ones but I don't know if it'd be enough. I also have some frozen broccoli. Would it be good with both of those mixed together?

Quoting EC♥:" So I have a little bit of frozen ones but I don't know if it'd be enough. I also have some frozen broccoli. Would it be good with both of those mixed together?"

Absolutely! Mmmm.

<blockquote><b>Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Big'n:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :</b>" ... [snip!] ... letting her know a true shepherd's pie is made with lamb. Sorry I know what traditional dishes are and where they come from."</blockquote>



  you sound so stupid right now. You are being rude, argumentative and degrading ABOUT FOOD

I am really bad cause I make mine with ground turkey, lol, but here is how I make MY version of "shepard's pie".

1 lb ground urkey or beef, 1/2 onion - cook and drain off excess grease
add 1 pkg brown gravy mix and 1/4c water - mix well
add 1 can corn and 1 can grean beans - mix well
put all the above in a baking dish - add mashed potatoes on top and bake for about 20min or until bubbly
with about 5 min left I add about 2c shredded cheddar cheese and cook until all melted and gooey

So yummy!