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My stock, strained after 20 hours. It kind of started this whole thing.
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The remnants
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Crust started, flour, salt, sugar.
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Butter added.
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Water added and molded to set in fridge
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Potatoes peeled and boiling
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Onion and celery sauteing
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Carrots added
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Fresh herbs, marjarom thyme parsley tarragon and rosemary
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Minched lamb added
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Flour added to start the thickening
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Pureed whole tomatoes, and fresh lamb stock added
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Crust out of the fridge
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Flattened and in a pan
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Beans to help keep bubbles down for pre bake
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Mash started
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Duck yolk to add for color
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All whipped
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Crust ready for toppings
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topped with mash and ready to bake
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Crisp and ready to eat.
I've had three bowls already, I'm stuffed.

A.
 
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400

My stock, strained after 20 hours. It kind of started this whole thing.
400

The remnants
400

Crust started, flour, salt, sugar.
400

Butter added.
400

Water added and molded to set in fridge
400

Potatoes peeled and boiling
400

Onion and celery sauteing
400

Carrots added
400

Fresh herbs, marjarom thyme parsley tarragon and rosemary
400

Minched lamb added
400

Flour added to start the thickening
400

Pureed whole tomatoes, and fresh lamb stock added
400

Crust out of the fridge
400

Flattened and in a pan
400

Beans to help keep bubbles down for pre bake
400

Mash started
400

Duck yolk to add for color
400

All whipped
400

Crust ready for toppings
400
topped with mash and ready to bake
400

Crisp and ready to eat.
I've had three bowls already, I'm stuffed.

A.


Now that's a shepards pie! I love your carrots!!! So pretty.
 
All of my pasta sauces always turn out a little different. My rague is just like everyone's else's. You start with the tomato purée and add seasoning to taste with choose of meats

My Alfredo starts with a small rue, milk parm. A half stick cream chease garlic salt pepper and sugar. Not in the order. Lol I make my sauce thinner rather than thicker so it really is a light rue to begin with.

I make my own pie crust. But I buy jiffy pizza dough. Mainly for convenience. Making pizzas for a very large family. But one of the creative things I do is I make pizza to do the left over clean up. So our topping always range and are unique in flavor. I also make a ton of hash as left over clean up.

As you can tell I'm not a chef but I love cooking. I know basic techniques but need to learn a better recipe base.
 

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