Evening Telegraph (First Edition)

When is a pie not a pie?

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POOR Mary Berry is coming under fire for daring to produce a “pie” that doesn’t have a bottom crust.

Someone called her potato, leek a cheese pie nothing more than a “casserole with a lid”!

According to one critic the judges of the British Pie Awards would only accept a pie with “a filling totally and wholly encased in pastry” in one of its competitio­ns.

But what about shepherd’s pie, or cottage pie? Just because they have potato topping does this make them any less of a pie?

Not in my book. Of course, being from Dundee the only thing wrong here is that we are calling them “pies” when they should be “pehs”!

I’ll eat it.

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