Pie & Chips. What is it?
From previous post, I gather chips are fries and crisps are chips. Is a pie a pie?
Pie & Chips. What is it?
From previous post, I gather chips are fries and crisps are chips. Is a pie a pie?
Watching those lizard commercials, too? I'm betting it's Sheppard's Pie or some sort of meat pie. Fried potatoes just ain't going to go with cherry pie.
pie is generally a meat pipe , eaten usually at the footy with tomato sauce on it - held in the hand.Originally Posted by TAQuickness
Chips are hot fries but generally a little thicker than the macdonald version, crisps,potato chips are what we get out of a little bag , very thin slices cold and crispy
There's Pie, there's chips, and it's free. Of course I want it.Originally Posted by mnotx
Ok.... What's the footy?Originally Posted by Delco
And thanks for the pie clarification. I was thinking the same thing as mnotx - cherry pie and fries
"Footy" is football, and this could be either Aussie Rules, Rugby League, or Rugby Union.
Meat pie is similar to shepherds pie, but with more gravy and uniform meat chunks;
As Delco said, held in the hand, drips out as you bite into it.
Meat pies are traditional at the footy, same as hot dogs at the baseball game.
Some people dowse the top of their pie with 'tomato sauce' ('Ketchup' in the USA),
while other people squirt tomato sauce inside under the top pastry layer.
Chips are hot fries; these can also be eaten by dipping in tomato sauce.
Crisps are potato chips cold out of a bag.
Variation: you smash up your crisps in the bag and pour them over your tomato sauce dowsed pie.
Last edited by joecar; February 21st, 2006 at 02:23 PM.
Football or Soccer (futbol)?Originally Posted by joecar
Thanks for all the info
Traditionally (when I was a kid) in Oz, Football meant either 'Aussie Rules', 'Rugby League' or 'Rugby Union'.Originally Posted by TAQuickness
In more recent times, it includes Soccer also.
Cheers
Shepherds pie to me is a pie with no pastry top but a layer of mashed potato on top - dont really ever see them over this side of the country.Originally Posted by joecar
the traditional pie is a meat pie with a pastry top on , just the right size to hold in one hand and leave the other free for the "tinny" ( can of beer) , a good one will stay in shape so you can eat it while driving , using the knee and rh forefinger to steer as the tinny is in the right hand
LOL...Originally Posted by Delco
I was trying to illustrate what it was like, so it wasn't the right illustration to everyone;
I've tried explaining a meat pie to my wife's family and just they look at me with a far away stare...
Oh yeah, a tinny or two is important, can't do anything without beer.
I'm going to have to try your tinny assisted steering method.